Showa Atlas 620 Double-Dipped PVC Chemical Gloves

The Showa Atlas 620 is a double-dipped PVC chemical glove with a rough-finish grip, offering oil and chemical resistance at a volume-buy price for wash-down, marine, and materials-handling work with incidental chemical contact. It is the reusable, disposable-adjacent staple for wet, chemical-touched handling.

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Why the Showa Atlas 620 is the wash-down workhorse

Wet, chemical-touched jobs — wash-down, marine, food processing — chew through cheap gloves, and you want a glove you can buy by the case without thinking about it. The Atlas 620 is that glove: double-dipped PVC for a durable protective layer, a rough finish that grips slick and oily surfaces, and oil and chemical resistance at a per-pair price that makes stocking a line trivial. It is reusable but affordable enough to treat as disposable-adjacent. As chemical-resistant gloves go, this is the wet-work volume pick, and the best chemical-resistant gloves guide and chemical-resistant nitrile guide cover how to match glove to chemical. It handles wet, chemical-touched work at scale.

What the Showa Atlas 620 listing documents

From the published specs: a double-dipped PVC construction; a rough-finish grip; oil and chemical resistance; and a reusable, volume-buy design for wash-down and marine work. These are true pvc chemical gloves credentials and a genuine set of double-dipped pvc gloves — dependable wash-down gloves. The listing notes size and pack options are on the Amazon product page.

How the Showa Atlas 620 compares to other chemical gloves

For a nitrile chemical glove that suits a different chemical range, the Showa 730; for a latex food glove, the Ansell Diamond Grip; for the material comparison, the nitrile-vs-latex and nitrile-vs-vinyl guides; for thin disposables, the nitrile gloves and vinyl gloves collections; and for the category in depth, the complete nitrile-glove guide, the heavy-duty nitrile guide, and the black nitrile guide.

Choosing the right chemical glove

Match material and thickness to the chemical and task. For reusable options, the chemical-resistant gloves and mechanics gloves collections; for cleaning tasks, the nitrile-for-cleaning guide; for the mechanic's bench, the nitrile-for-mechanics guide; for latex-free disposables, the latex gloves collection alternatives and the powdered-vs-powder-free guide; and always confirm chemical-specific breakthrough on the manufacturer's permeation chart.

Where it fits by job and team orders

The Atlas 620 suits wash-down crews, marine and dock workers, and food and materials handlers who work wet with incidental chemical contact and want an affordable, durable glove. Because PVC and nitrile cover different chemical families, a shop that handles a range of chemicals often stocks both the 620 and a nitrile glove and picks by the chemical in front of them. Verify permeation for your chemical, rinse and inspect after use, retire it when it degrades, and add a cut-rated glove where sharp materials are present. For team orders, quantity purchasing runs through a free Amazon Business account — volume pricing, PO numbers at checkout, and tax-exempt eligibility for qualifying organizations, with the walkthrough linked in our footer.