In general, the difference between powdered and powder-free disposable latex gloves is mainly in the convenience of putting on and taking off. If you know about gloves, you may find that ordinary gloves are relatively slippery, but when rubber gloves or latex gloves are stacked there, they will stick together more easily, and it will be very inconvenient to wear them at this time.
For the convenience of wearing, the manufacturer will add corn flour or talcum powder to some disposable latex gloves that do not have special requirements during production. When the gloves are taken out and worn, the gloves can also avoid sticking and are also very convenient.
In general, powder coating in disposable latex gloves can improve the smoothness of the gloves.
However, if powdered gloves are used, the cornstarch or talc powder in the gloves is more likely to adhere to the soluble protein on the gloves, and some people may be allergic to this. Powder-free gloves are generally treated with chlorine, which is not so easy. cause allergies.
How to choose the powdered and powder-free disposable latex gloves?
If the environment in which gloves are used does not require much dust, it is more appropriate to choose powdered gloves, and it will be more convenient to use.
But if it is strict with dust requirements, such as some precision electronic manufacturing industries, or clean operating rooms in hospitals, etc., then it is not suitable to use powdered gloves. At this time, even if you use powder-free gloves, it will be relatively dry and difficult to wear. In fact, It is also recommended to choose powder-free gloves.
