We handle a wide variety of masks, including plastic gloves, nitrile gloves, latex gloves, polyethylene gloves, and olefin gloves.
■Plastic Gloves
These are the most commonly used gloves.
They can be used in inspection rooms, testing rooms, laboratory animal breeding rooms, for waste disposal in hospitals, and for laundry, among other applications.
■Nitrile Gloves
These gloves are made from synthetic rubber.
Since they are made of nitrile rubber, they have superior oil and chemical resistance compared to natural rubber and vinyl.
They are lightweight, fit well to the fingertips, and have excellent elasticity and strength.
They do not contain natural rubber, which is one of the causes of allergies.
■Latex Gloves
These gloves are made from natural rubber.
Natural rubber has excellent elasticity and adapts flexibly to hand movements, making it suitable for delicate tasks that require fingertip use.
■Poly Gloves
These gloves are made from polyethylene, making them resistant to detergents, oils, and chemicals.
They are powder-free, making them suitable for handling food where contamination needs to be avoided, as well as for clean tasks.
■Olefin Gloves
These gloves are made from polyolefin.
They are soft and fit well, and are additionally treated with a non-slip finish, providing excellent workability.
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