Gloves

Overview
Features & Services

Gloves are protective coverings worn on the hands to prevent injury, contamination, or exposure to harmful substances. They are used in medical, industrial, laboratory, household, and various other applications. Gloves can be made from a variety of materials such as latex, nitrile, vinyl, rubber, leather, cotton, or a combination of fabrics depending on their intended use.

Material Composition	Latex: Offers elasticity, snug fit, and tactile sensitivity.
	Nitrile: Resistant to chemicals, punctures, and oils; suitable for allergy-sensitive users.
	Vinyl: Economical and suitable for low-risk tasks.
	Rubber: Durable and provides good grip.
	Cotton: Comfortable, breathable, used for general protection or as liners.
	Leather: Provides high mechanical protection, used in industrial applications.
Protection	Shields hands from chemicals, infections, cuts, abrasions, heat, or cold.
Protection	Prevents contamination in medical and laboratory environments.
Size and Fit	Available in various sizes (small, medium, large, extra-large) for proper fit.
Size and Fit	Proper fit ensures comfort, dexterity, and effectiveness.
Texture and Grip	Some gloves have textured fingers or palms to improve grip, especially in wet or oily conditions.
Powdered vs. Powder-Free	Powdered: Easier to put on, but may cause allergies or contamination.
Powdered vs. Powder-Free	Powder-Free: Preferred for sensitive applications such as surgery or laboratory work.
Thickness and Durability	Varies based on purpose; thicker gloves offer better protection but less flexibility, thinner gloves provide better tactile sensitivity.
Disposable or Reusable	Disposable gloves are used for single-use applications to maintain hygiene.
Disposable or Reusable	Reusable gloves are made of durable materials like rubber, leather, or heavy-duty nitrile.
Color Coding	Different colors may indicate size, material, or specific use (e.g., medical vs. industrial).
Sterility (for medical gloves)	Sterile gloves are used for surgeries and invasive procedures to prevent infections.
Sterility (for medical gloves)	Non-sterile gloves are used for general examinations or handling tasks.