WILLCOME Medical examination gloves are disposable protective gloves commonly used in healthcare settings, laboratories, and various other applications where hand hygiene, barrier protection, and infection control are essential.
Material Variety: Medical examination gloves are available in various materials, including latex, nitrile, vinyl, polyethylene, neoprene, chloroprene, and polyisoprene. The choice of material depends on factors such as the intended use, allergies, and chemical resistance requirements.
Barrier Protection: These gloves act as a barrier to protect both healthcare professionals and patients from direct contact with bodily fluids, pathogens, chemicals, and contaminants. They help prevent the spread of infections.
Latex-Free Options: Many medical examination gloves are latex-free, making them suitable for individuals with latex allergies or sensitivities. Nitrile, vinyl, and other non-latex materials are commonly used to address this need.
Powdered or Powder-Free: Gloves may be available in both powdered and powder-free versions. Powdered gloves use cornstarch or other materials to ease donning, while powder-free gloves are preferred in environments where powder contamination should be avoided.
Texture: Some gloves have textured surfaces, such as finger or palm texturing, to provide an improved grip and tactile sensitivity, especially in wet or slippery conditions.
Ambidextrous or Hand-Specific: Medical gloves are available in both ambidextrous (suitable for either hand) and hand-specific (designed for left or right hand) options.
Sizes: Gloves come in various sizes, including small, medium, large, and extra-large, to ensure a proper fit for different users. Proper sizing is crucial for comfort and effectiveness.
Cuff Length: The length of the cuff varies, with some gloves having extended cuffs for added protection, especially during surgical procedures.
Thickness: Gloves come in different thicknesses, typically measured in mils or millimeters. Thicker gloves offer greater durability and protection but may compromise tactile sensitivity.
Color Coding: In some cases, medical gloves are color-coded to distinguish between different sizes or materials, simplifying glove selection and use.
Sterile and Non-Sterile: Sterile gloves are individually packaged and sterilized to maintain aseptic conditions for use in surgical and invasive procedures. Non-sterile gloves are suitable for general medical examinations and non-invasive tasks.
Chemical Resistance: Certain glove materials, such as nitrile, offer excellent chemical resistance and are suitable for handling hazardous substances.
Ease of Donning and Doffing: Gloves should be easy to put on and remove, promoting efficient and safe use in clinical and medical settings.
| Latex Examination Gloves Specification | |||||||
| Descriptions | Size | Weight(g) | Length(mm) | Palm Width(mm) | Thickness (mm) | ||
| Finger (min) | Palm (min) | Cuff (min) | |||||
| S | 4.5+/-0.2. | ≥240 | 85+/-5 | 0.10+/-0.02 | 0.09+/-0.02 | 0.09+/-0.02 | |
| M | 5.0+/-0.2 | ≥240 | 95+/-5 | 0.10+/-0.02 | 0.09+/-0.02 | 0.09+/-0.02 | |
| L | 5.5+/-0.2 | ≥240 | 110+/-5 | 0.10+/-0.02 | 0.09+/-0.02 | 0.09+/-0.02 | |
| Tensile Strength | Elongation | Force At Break | |||||
| Before Aging | After Aging | Before Aging | After Aging | Before Aging | After Aging | ||
| ≥9Mpa | ≥9Mpa | ≥600% | ≥550% | ≥4.5N | ≥4.0N | ||
| Product | Disposable latex examination gloves. |
| Type | Powderedpowder free. |
| Weight | S/M/L, meet, international standard |
| Material | S 4.6gM 5.0g/L 5.4g |
| Color | High quality 100% latex. |
| Design&Feature | Cream or customized. |
| Power | Ambidextrous, smooth or fully textured surface; beaded cuff. |
| Certificate | Absorbable cornstarch USP Grade. |
| MOQ | CE, FDA, ISO. |
| Particle count | 20" container |
| Storage | C10, C100, C1000. |
| The gloves shall maintain their properties when stored away from direct lights & UV-light, in a cool & dry condition at temperature not higher than 30°C. | |
| Moisture Content | Below 0.8% per glove. |
| Shelf-life | 2 years from the date of manufacturing. |
Latex - Optional
Latex gloves are made from natural rubber latex. They are known for their elasticity, comfort, and tactile sensitivity, making them suitable for a wide range of medical procedures. Latex gloves provide excellent barrier properties against viruses and bacteria. However, some individuals have latex allergies, which can lead to skin irritation or more severe reactions. Due to this, latex-free alternatives have become more common.
Nitrile - Optional
Nitrile gloves are made from a synthetic rubber compound called nitrile. They are highly durable, puncture-resistant, and offer excellent protection against a wide range of chemicals and biological hazards. Nitrile gloves are latex-free, making them a preferred choice for individuals with latex allergies. They are commonly used in healthcare settings, laboratories, and industries where chemical resistance is essential.
Vinyl - Optional
Vinyl gloves are made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and are an economical choice for basic medical examinations and procedures. They provide a loose fit and are less elastic than latex or nitrile gloves. While vinyl gloves offer limited barrier protection against some chemicals and pathogens, they are often used in non-critical healthcare applications and food service industries. Vinyl gloves are latex-free.
Neoprene - Optional
Neoprene gloves are made from synthetic rubber and offer excellent resistance to chemicals, oils, and other hazardous materials. They are suitable for tasks involving the handling of chemicals and certain laboratory applications. Neoprene gloves are latex-free.
Cleaning dirty or hazardous surfaces or materials
Disposing of contaminated waste or materials
Sanitizing and disinfecting surfaces or objects
Household chores like cleaning or gardening
Handling potentially dirty or contaminated objects
Preparing and handling food to maintain hygiene
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