Ansell AlphaTec 09-924 Neoprene Chemical Resistant Gloves
Ansell AlphaTec 09-924 gloves combine a black neoprene coating with a supported cotton jersey liner for chemical handling and industrial work. Previously called Scorpio 09-924, this model has a smooth finish and extended gauntlet cuff. ASA SKU SANE09-924 is sold by the pair; Ansell lists size 10.
Key Features
- Neoprene chemical barrier
- Supported cotton jersey interior
- Anatomical shape follows the hand
- Gauntlet coverage beyond the wrist
Common Uses and Applications
- Industrial maintenance after hazard assessment
- Metal fabrication handling tasks
- Processing sheets, coils and tubes
- Assessed leak and spill cleanup
Chemical Protection and Compatibility
Ansell lists EN ISO 374-1:2016 Type A with chemical code AKLMPT. The code identifies tested chemicals; it does not establish protection against all acids, oils, solvents or mixtures. Review the chemical Safety Data Sheet and Ansell's permeation information for the exact substance, concentration, temperature and contact duration.
Laboratory breakthrough time is not a guaranteed safe wearing time. Establish replacement intervals for actual workplace exposure, including repeated contact and glove condition. Compare chemical resistant gloves when a different coating, thickness or cuff length better suits the task.
Mechanical and Thermal Standards
The manufacturer lists EN 388:2016+A1:2018 code 3121B, EN ISO 374-5:2016 microorganism protection and EN 407:2020 code X1XXXX. These are specific test classifications, not blanket protection against sharp objects, biological exposure or heat. Cut resistance does not mean cut-proof.
The EN 407 marking does not establish flame protection or unlimited hot-contact handling. Ansell's literature also references a Hi-Lo insulated gauntlet option; do not apply that option's temperature claims without confirming the supplied configuration and manufacturer instructions.
OSHA Hand Protection Requirements
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 requires appropriate hand protection where hazards exist. Employers must evaluate performance, tasks, conditions and duration of use. Use the manufacturer's test information in that assessment. OSHA does not approve this glove or guarantee suitability for your process.
Fit and Inspection
Check finger movement and tool control before routine use. Inspect for holes, tears, swelling, stiffness or damaged coating. Remove deteriorated gloves from service and follow manufacturer instructions for handling contaminated equipment. Coordinate cuff and sleeve coverage to keep liquids from entering at the wrist.
Reassess glove selection when cleaning agents, process temperatures or exposure patterns change. A familiar model number does not replace evaluation of new hazards.
Manufacturer Documentation
Read the official manufacturer page for specifications, conformity documents and chemical test resources.
FAQ: AlphaTec 09-924 Neoprene Gloves
Is this the former Scorpio model?
Yes. Ansell identifies Scorpio 09-924 as the previous name.
Are these sold by the pair?
Yes. ASA lists one pair as the selling unit.
What size does Ansell specify?
Size 10; ASA's current option is labeled L/XL.
Are these latex-free?
Ansell lists this model as latex-free. Other material sensitivities remain possible.