Glove liner

FIGURE 32.12 Otto Bock System Electrohand (Otto Bock Orthopedic Industry. Inc., Dud-erstadt, Gmnany). The hand consists of a mechanism over which a liner is placed. A cosmetic glove is then pulled over the liner. (Note Otto Bock does not provide silicone gloves.) Liner creases have been placed in the finger thumb web space in an effort to reduce its elastic resistance. Also shown is a pair of tweezers that are provided with each hand to make tip prehension possible. Prosthetic hands have very poor tip prehension without the aid of some sort of extra tool such as these tweezers. 

At Level 4, the highest level of MOPP, persoimel must don butyl rubber gloves and glove liners. 

Polyisoprene rubbers are used in the construction of passenger, truck, and bus tires and inner liners, as well as sealants and caulking compounds, sporting goods, gaskets, hoses, rubber sheeting, gloves, belts, and footwear. 

Category 3 (test 10 minutes at 40 °C). Rubber articles which come into contact with food for not more than ten minutes, e.g., milk liners and milking machine tubes, roller coatings and conveyor belts (fatty foods only in both cases), gloves and aprons for food handling. 

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