G
Gamma Rays Electromagnetic radiations from
radioactive substances, such as Cobalt 60. Similar to high energy
x-rays.
Garments, Cleanroom Special items of
clothing designed to be worn to protect Cleanroom atmosphere from
contaminants released by workers. Special clothing apparel includes
footwear or covers, and head covers.
Garments, Flame Resistant Wearing apparel
made of flame resistant materials which comply with the requirements of
Federal Standard CS 191-53 and NFPA 702. (Compliance with the
referenced standards does not mean that the materials will not burn when
directly exposed to an open flame.)
Gas One of the three states of aggregation
of matter, having neither independent shape or volume and tending to
expand indefinitely.
Glove Inflator Allows easy donning of
gloves. the gloves are inflated using air, allowing the user to put
on and take off the gloves easily.
Glove Liner Half-finger glove liners are
worn under latex or vinyl gloves to absorb moisture away from the skin
during extended periods of glove wear.
Glove Sealers Seal Cleanroom gloves around
the wrists of cleanroom garment sleeves.
Gloveboxes An enclosure, with or without
gloves, that services the nuclear, biomedical, semiconductor, chemical and
other industries where confinement to or from the atmosphere is required
using low differential pressure. (American Glovebox Society)
Gloves Hand coverings having separate
sections for each finger and the thumb. Gloves often extend part way
up the arm. Gloves are available in latex, vinyl, neoprene, nitrile,
nylon, polyester, polyurethane, PTFE, and other materials. They are
available in antistatic and conductive, chemical resistant, sterile,
powdered and powderless styles in a variety of lengths and sizes, and may
be ambidextrous or hand-specific.