PIP MaxiFlex G-Tek Ultimate Micro-Foam Nitrile Gloves — 34-874

Read the full PIP MaxiFlex G-Tek Ultimate Micro-Foam Nitrile Gloves review →

The PIP MaxiFlex G-Tek Ultimate (34-874) is an 18-gauge seamless nylon/spandex knit glove with a micro-foam nitrile coating on the palm, fingers, and fingertips, delivering 360-degree breathability, dry and light-wet grip, and tactile sensitivity for precision handling. It is latex-free with an ANSI A1 basic cut rating.

CHECK PRICE ON AMAZON → SHOP NITRILE GLOVES →

As an Amazon Associate, WC Safety earns from qualifying purchases.

Why the PIP MaxiFlex G-Tek Ultimate is the precision standard

Fine assembly and inspection live or die on feel — you cannot seat a small component or spot a defect through a thick, stiff glove. The MaxiFlex G-Tek Ultimate is built for exactly that: an ultra-thin 18-gauge seamless knit with a micro-foam nitrile coating on the palm, fingers, and fingertips that grips dry and lightly wet surfaces while staying breathable and tactile. It is the production-floor standard for circuit-board handling, inspection, and light assembly, and it is latex-free. As nitrile gloves go, this is the precision-grip pick, and the complete nitrile-glove guide and nitrile-vs-PU coating guide cover how to match glove to task. It keeps the feel that precision work needs.

What the PIP MaxiFlex G-Tek Ultimate listing documents

From the published specs: an 18-gauge seamless nylon/spandex knit; a micro-foam nitrile coating on palm, fingers, and fingertips; 360-degree breathability; superior dry and adequate light-wet grip; an ANSI A1 basic cut rating; and a latex-free build. These are true micro-foam nitrile gloves credentials and a genuine set of precision assembly gloves — dexterous 18-gauge nitrile gloves. The design is optimized for feel, not cut protection.

How the PIP MaxiFlex G-Tek Ultimate compares to other gloves

For a cut-rated microfiber precision glove, the A2 Ergodyne ProFlex 7000; for a tactile A2 PU glove, the 7025; for a hi-vis nitrile glove, the 7022; and for higher cut protection, the A4 7024 or A5 7042. The nitrile-vs-latex guide covers the material choice.

Choosing the right glove for the hazard

Match the glove to the task. For coating and cut families, browse the mechanics gloves and material-handling gloves collections; for impact hazards, the impact-resistant gloves; for the bench, the nitrile gloves for mechanics guide; and for leather, the leather work gloves collection.

Where it fits by job and team orders

The MaxiFlex G-Tek Ultimate suits electronics assemblers, inspectors, packagers, and food handlers who need maximum feel and grip with low cut hazard. Upgrade to a cut-rated glove where sharp materials are present, keep chemical tasks on chemical gloves, size the glove snug for tactile control, and replace worn pairs promptly once the micro-foam thins. For a durable reusable chemical glove on solvent tasks, the nitrile Showa 730 is a common companion on the same bench. 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.