1. Neoprene chemical resistant gloves: an effective substitute for natural rubber and vinyl gloves. Neoprene is very resistant to acids, alcohol, oils, solvents, esters, greases and animal oils. It is also resistant to tearing, puncture, abrasion and cutting, and it does not contain latex protein that may cause allergic reactions.
Neoprene gloves have excellent chemical resistance and anti-aging properties, so they have a wide range of applications, such as chemical processing, agriculture, petrochemical and petroleum refining, general cleaning and maintenance work.
2. Nitrile rubber gloves: the most effective alternative to natural rubber, vinyl and neoprene. Nitrile rubber gloves are very resistant to acids, alkalis, oils, solvents, esters, greases and animal oils, and they are also very resistant to hydrocarbon derivatives. Gloves have better tear, puncture, abrasion and cutting performance than neoprene and polyethylene, and they do not contain latex protein that may cause allergic reactions.
Nitrile gloves are widely used in laboratories, chemical industry, food processing, petroleum refining, painting, graphic arts, dip tank operations, automobile and aircraft parts processing and assembly, factory cleaning, acid etching, electronics and pesticide treatment, etc. field.
3. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) chemical protective gloves: can protect most grease, oil, acid, corrosives and petroleum hydrocarbons. It is resistant to alcohol and glycol ether esters, but has weak resistance to mechanical damage. Avoid contact with acetaldehyde, solvents containing ketone solvents and aromatic solvents.
PVC gloves have good protection against the following chemicals: citric acid (10%), cyclohexylamine, glycol adipate, formaldehyde, formic acid, glycerin, hydrochloric acid (linseed oil, perchloric acid, potassium hydroxide) And tannins). Because PVC chemical resistant gloves have very good abrasion resistance, they are ideal for petrochemical, construction and industrial applications. It is also widely used in fishery, cold storage, equipment operators, road construction and winter thermal fuel transportation industries.
4. Natural rubber chemical resistant gloves: have good resistance to tearing, puncture, abrasion and cutting. The material is comfortable and flexible, and it is a very economical alternative to nitrile and neoprene. Chemical resistant gloves are very flexible, resistant to strong acids and ketones against several chemicals, but they should not be in contact with oil, grease and hydrocarbon derivatives.
Natural rubber contains latex protein that may cause allergic reactions, so it is not very suitable for every user. In contact with different tallow, oil and solvents, natural rubber will swell or degrade. Generally, it is more suitable for food processing, delicatessen, public catering industry and food service industry.
5. Polyvinyl alcohol chemical protective gloves: It has a good protective effect on most organic solvents, but it is easily soluble in water, and its efficacy will be reduced when it meets with water, and the material is hard and processing is inconvenient.
6. Compound membrane chemical-proof gloves: This type of chemical-proof gloves and its accessories are products that can protect the most extensive penetration of harmful chemicals. It can effectively protect substances such as aromatics, esters, ketones and chlorine.
Gloves are the best choice for chemical and petrochemical laboratories, splash removal, hazardous substance control operations, photo development, pharmaceutical laboratories, and other hazardous environments.
7. Latex chemical resistant gloves: very flexible, tear-resistant, resistant to strong acids and ketones to several chemicals, but can't contact oil, grease and hydrocarbon derivatives.
