Professional Nitrile and Latex Gloves Manufacturer & Supplier
JINYE is a leading manufacturer and supplier of disposable gloves. Our extensive range includes nitrile gloves, latex gloves, surgical gloves, vinyl gloves, PE gloves, and more.
With years of experience in the industry, we offer high-quality products that meet various needs. We also provide customization options to cater to specific requirements.
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JINYE based in China, is an exporter of disposable latex gloves,nitrile gloves, protective clothing and medical related products with rich experience.
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Product Overview:
Disposable Nitrile Examination Gloves
Material: Nitrile Rubber
Powder: Powder Free
Color: Blue, Black, White, Purple
Weight: 3g, 3.5g, 4g,4.5g, 5g, 5.5g, 6g
Size: XS, S, M, L, XL
Application: Hospitals, factories, restaurants, hair salons, tattoos, auto repairs, etc.g
Disposable Latex Gloves
Material: Latex, Natural Latex
Size: S/M/L/XL
Type: Powder, Powdered-Free
Color: White
Application: Health Care, Food Processing, Beauty
Sterile Latex Surgical Gloves
Material: Natural Latex
Size: 6.0′′ 6.5′′ 7.0′′ 7.5′′ 8.0′′ 8.5′′ 9′′
Color: White
Packaging: 1pair/Pouch, 50pouches/Box
Application: Hospital, clinic, dental clinic
Disposable Vinyl Gloves(PVC Gloves)
Material: Vinyl
Size: S, M, L, XL
Thickness: 3mil
Color: Transparent
Application: Lab, Kitchen, Garden, Beauty
Disposable PE/CPE/TPE Gloves
Material: PE, HDPE/LDPE/CPE/TPE/EVA
Size: S, M, L, XL
Thickness: 0.015mm,0.020mm,0.022mm,0.025m
Color: Clear
Application: Food preparation, Work Protection, House Cleaning
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Striving to Become a Top Nitrile Gloves Supplier&Manufacturer in China
We take pride in our dedication to providing high-quality nitrile, latex, surgical, vinyl, and PE gloves to meet the diverse needs of our customers. With a focus on innovation, reliability, and customer satisfaction, we are on a mission to deliver top-notch products that adhere to the highest industry standards.
Applications of Disposable Gloves
These gloves serve various industries, offering protection, hygiene, and functionality according to specific needs.
Nitrile Gloves
Nitrile Gloves: Nitrile examination gloves are versatile, and designed for both left and right hands. They are 100% nitrile latex, free from proteins, effectively preventing protein allergies. These gloves offer excellent puncture resistance, oil resistance, and solvent resistance.
Their textured surface prevents slipping during use, and high tensile strength minimizes tearing. Powder-free and easy to do, they prevent skin allergies caused by powder. Nitrile gloves find applications in medical, pharmaceutical, hygiene, beauty, and food processing industries.
Latex Gloves
Latex Gloves: Latex gloves are known for their durability, puncture resistance, and resistance to acids, alkalis, oils, fuels, and various solvents. They offer excellent chemical resistance and effective oil repellency.
With a unique fingertip texture design, latex gloves enhance grip, preventing slippage. They are suitable for household, industrial, medical, and beauty applications and are used in various industries, including automotive, battery manufacturing, aerospace, and more.
Vinyl Gloves
Vinyl Gloves: Vinyl Gloves are resistant to weak acids and weak alkalis, with low ion content. They provide good flexibility and tactile sensitivity, making them ideal for industries like semiconductors, LCDs, hard disk manufacturing, and more.
They are widely used in cleanrooms, precision optics, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and other sectors, as well as in hygiene checks, the food industry, the chemical industry, and agriculture.
PE Gloves
Nitrile Gloves vs. Synthetic Nitrile Gloves（ Composite Nitrile Gloves）
These differences help users choose the right type of glove based on their specific needs and preferences.
Materials:
Nitrile Gloves: Nitrile gloves are made of 100% pure nitrile without any PVC blend.
Composite Nitrile Gloves: Composite Nitrile gloves are composed of a blend of 80% PVC rubber and nitrile.
Acid and Alkali Resistance:
Nitrile gloves are inherently resistant to acids and alkalis and remain soft even during prolonged exposure to oily substances.
Composite nitrile gloves, containing 80% PVC rubber, may stiffen when exposed to oily substances for an extended period.
Surface Texture:
Nitrile gloves have a matte or frosted surface texture.
Composite nitrile gloves have a smooth and glossy surface.
Texture:
Nitrile gloves feature a slightly textured surface, offering consistent texture both inside and outside the glove.
Composite nitrile gloves have a smoother surface similar to plastic, both internally and externally.
Elasticity:
Nitrile gloves exhibit high elasticity and can be inflated like balloons, providing an excellent fit on the hands.
Composite nitrile gloves, while less elastic than pure nitrile gloves, still offer adequate elasticity and bounce back after stretching, ensuring effective use.
Weight:
Nitrile gloves in size small (S) typically weigh around 3.29 grams, while thicker black nitrile gloves in size large (L) weigh approximately 4.5 grams.
Composite nitrile gloves in size small (S) weigh around 4.69 grams, offering durability.
Design:
Nitrile gloves have a micro-roughened fingertip design, enhancing grip without affecting touchscreen functionality.
Composite nitrile gloves have a smoother surface but can still be used for touchscreen operations.
Applications:
Both types of gloves should not be used in high-temperature environments to avoid burns.
Both nitrile and composite nitrile gloves are suitable for everyday cleaning, food handling, gardening, mechanical maintenance, pet care, and more.
Nitrile gloves are recommended for use at temperatures below 100 degrees Celsius, with room temperature being ideal. Black nitrile gloves are particularly popular in kitchen settings.
Composite nitrile gloves are safe to use up to 40 degrees Celsius and are great for baking, offering excellent durability.
Nitrile Gloves vs. Vinyl Gloves
These differences should be considered when choosing between nitrile and Vinyl gloves, as they impact their suitability for specific applications and the overall cost-effectiveness of their use.
Material:
Nitrile examination gloves are known for their exceptional durability. They are 100% made from nitrile latex, containing no proteins, thus effectively preventing protein allergies. These gloves exhibit impressive resistance to punctures, oils, and solvents. The textured surface enhances grip, preventing slippage during use. They offer high tensile strength, reducing wear and tear. Nitrile gloves are also powder-free, ensuring easy donning and minimizing the risk of skin allergies.
Vinyl gloves are primarily composed of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), showcasing strong chemical resistance, especially to weak acids and bases while maintaining a low ion content. Vinyl gloves are flexible and offer a comfortable fit, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. They also possess antistatic properties, allowing their use in cleanroom environments.
Cost Efficiency:
While individual nitrile gloves may be cheaper than PVC gloves, nitrile gloves have a lower replacement rate and are more durable. Made from nitrile rubber material, they are tougher and have a longer lifespan. In contrast, PVC gloves are less durable, prone to tearing, and lack a snug fit, making them suitable for short-term or single-use applications. The replacement frequency for PVC gloves is generally two to three times higher than that of nitrile gloves.
Flexibility and Tactility:
Nitrile gloves offer superior flexibility and tactility compared to PVC gloves, making them more versatile and efficient for various tasks. PVC gloves tend to be looser, which can affect work efficiency.
Latex Gloves vs. Nitrile Gloves
Material Differences:
Latex gloves, also known as rubber gloves, are made from natural latex derived from rubber tree sap.
Natural latex is a biologically synthesized product with varying compositions and structures due to different tree species, geography, climate, and other conditions. In fresh latex without any additives, rubber hydrocarbons make up only 20%-40% of the total content, with the remainder consisting of non-rubber components and water.
Non-rubber components include proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, and inorganic substances. Some of these components form composite structures with rubber particles, while others dissolve in the serum or form non-rubber particles.
Nitrile gloves, on the other hand, are synthetic rubber gloves primarily composed of acrylonitrile and butadiene. They are crucial materials in organic synthesis and pharmaceutical intermediates.
Classification Differences:
Latex gloves come in powdered and powder-free versions, as well as smooth and textured surfaces for improved grip.
Nitrile gloves are typically powder-free and may have textured palms or fingertips for enhanced grip.
Allergenicity:
Latex gloves contain proteins that can trigger allergies in individuals with sensitive skin.
Nitrile gloves are protein-free and contain no harmful compounds, making them less likely to cause allergic reactions.
Biodegradability:
Both latex and nitrile gloves are biodegradable, making them environmentally friendly.
Puncture Resistance:
Latex gloves have slightly lower toughness and wear resistance compared to nitrile gloves.
Nitrile gloves offer three to five times higher puncture resistance than latex gloves, making them a safer choice when handling sharp instruments, as in dental procedures.
Elasticity:
Latex gloves are soft and highly elastic, providing excellent flexibility.
Hand Conformity:
Nitrile gloves contain butadiene monomers, allowing them to be flexible rubber. This characteristic provides wearers with optimal tactile sensitivity. The close fit is also attributed to its excellent thermal conductivity, which is crucial for healthcare professionals or those handling small components or tools.
Price:
Nitrile gloves are generally more expensive than latex gloves due to their superior chemical and acid resistance.
Color:
Nitrile gloves can be pigmented with bright colors, which can help alleviate patient anxiety.
Additionally, nitrile gloves have certain antistatic properties due to their lack of silicon content. They have low surface chemical residues, low ion content, and minimal particle content, making them suitable for use in stringent cleanroom environments.
Powdered vs. Powder-Free Latex Gloves
Latex gloves, an essential part of various industries, come in two main types: powdered and powder-free. Understanding the differences between these options can help you make the right choice for your specific needs.
Powdered Latex Gloves:
Powdered latex gloves are treated with either cornstarch or talcum powder during their production. This addition aims to reduce the inherent dryness and friction of latex, making them easier to put on and remove. These gloves find applications in industries where precision isn’t paramount, but glove comfort is still essential.
However, there are some drawbacks associated with powdered latex gloves:
Contact Dermatitis: Prolonged use of powdered latex gloves can lead to skin dryness, as the powder absorbs moisture and disrupts the skin’s natural balance. This can result in skin irritation and discomfort.
Latex Allergy Risk: The powder in these gloves may carry latex proteins. When the gloves are donned or doffed, the powder particles can become airborne. Inhaling or ingesting these particles may trigger latex allergies or other allergic reactions.
Cross-Infection Potential: Glove powder can also serve as a carrier for microbes, potentially increasing the risk of cross-infection between individuals.
Delayed Healing: In medical settings, powdered gloves may impede wound healing due to the presence of powder in the immediate vicinity of the wound.
Powder-Free Latex Gloves:
Powder-free latex gloves, as the name suggests, do not contain added powders. They are preferred in applications where precision, hygiene, and allergen control are essential, such as medical and laboratory environments. These gloves offer several advantages:
Allergen Control: The absence of glove powder significantly reduces the risk of latex allergies or other allergic reactions, making them a safer choice for both wearers and patients.
Cleanroom Suitability: Powder-free gloves are commonly used in cleanroom environments where maintaining air quality and minimizing particle contamination is crucial.
Comfort and Tactility: Powder-free latex gloves provide excellent tactile sensitivity and a snug fit, making them suitable for tasks requiring fine motor skills.
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Common Questions
Most Popular Questions.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Disposable Gloves
Yes, nitrile gloves are latex-free, making them a suitable option for those with latex allergies.
Yes, nitrile gloves are safe for food handling as they meet FDA regulations.
Yes, latex gloves are biodegradable and environmentally friendly.
Yes, latex gloves offer excellent tactile sensitivity, making them ideal for medical procedures.
Some individuals may develop latex allergies due to proteins present in latex gloves.
No, vinyl gloves are latex-free and a good alternative for latex-sensitive individuals.
Yes, vinyl gloves are often more affordable than nitrile or latex gloves.
Surgical gloves are sterile to prevent contamination during surgical procedures.
Powdered gloves have a lubricating powder, while powder-free gloves are free of powder to prevent allergies and contamination.
Yes, surgical gloves can typically withstand autoclaving for sterilization.
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