Glove bags create an enclosed workspace around the asbestos material, using built-in gloves and sealed access points to contain fibres and prevent airborne contamination during removal.

No, glove bags are designed for single-use to prevent cross-contamination and ensure the highest level of safety during each removal task.

They are made from durable, transparent polyethylene, which allows for clear visibility while providing a strong barrier against hazardous fibres. High clarity virgin polyethylene ensures strong seals, excellent puncture resistance, and clear view of the work area.

Glove bags are available in several different sizes to accommodate various pipe diameters from 1-30 inches, for horizontal and vertical pipes. Check product specifications or contact us for guidance on the right size for your project.

Yes, the glove bag systems are an approved method of removal under the code of practice.

The Quick-Twist glovebag debris chamber makes it easy for workers to securely and safely separate the debris area from the work area of the glovebag. The QT design incorporates a narrow and tall waste area so that less bunching is required when fixing the bag to the pipe.

Avail Extended-run glovebags, or EXTs, dramatically increase productivity and safety by eliminating multiple bag set-up labor and reducing job site fiber counts. The extended-run design is more efficient because EXTs can enclose a much larger work area in one operation than a single bag will allow.

ILC Dover AVAIL glovebags have the reputation of being the highest performing, easiest to use, and safest method for asbestos removal from pipe. More professionals choose AVAIL glovebags than any other brand in the market today, removing millions of linear feet of pipe insulation a year.