Disposable gloves

Disposable gloves are an essential part of hygiene and protection across multiple industries, including healthcare, food processing, laboratories, and cleaning. They protect both the user and the environment from contamination, microbes, and, when necessary, chemicals.

Our selection includes disposable protective gloves made from various materials such as nitrile, latex, vinyl, and neoprene. Nitrile disposable gloves are popular due to their excellent chemical resistance, allergy-friendliness, and flexibility. Latex gloves offer excellent fit and tactile sensitivity but are not suitable for individuals with latex allergies. Vinyl gloves provide a cost-effective solution for short-term use, while neoprene gloves are well-suited for handling chemicals and demanding tasks.

Versatile Features for Different Needs

The properties of disposable gloves vary depending on the intended use. Available options include powder-free, cleanroom quality, food-safe, micro-textured, and sterile disposable gloves. Gloves designed for food handling are often blue, making them easy to spot in case of contamination. There is a wide range of options and features to choose from.

Protection Levels and Certifications

The protective qualities of disposable gloves can vary significantly based on their application, making it important to choose the right glove type for your specific needs. Some models are certified to provide protection against micro-organisms and/or chemicals.

For example:

• EN ISO 374-5:2016 certified gloves provide protection against bacteria, fungi, and viruses. This certification is particularly important in healthcare, laboratory work, and other tasks with infection risk.

• EN ISO 374-1:2016 defines the level of chemical protection. Disposable gloves are classified into types A, B, or C depending on how many chemicals they have been tested against and how well they resist exposure. Type B commonly indicates moderate chemical resistance, while Type C offers limited protection against specific substances. This classification is important in cleaning, industrial, and laboratory settings where solvents or other chemical agents are use

Suitable for a Wide Range of Industries

As noted, the design and features of disposable gloves depend on the area of use. Choosing the right glove model depends on the risks and requirements of the work environment.

For example:

• In healthcare, sterile surgical gloves or examination gloves are often used to ensure high hygiene standards and tactile precision during patient contact. Nitrile gloves are a popular choice due to their latex-free composition and suitability for allergy-sensitive users.

• In the food industry, food-grade nitrile or latex gloves are commonly used. These gloves are often blue to allow quick detection in the event of contamination. Cleanliness and material safety are critical in food production, restaurants, and large-scale kitchens.

• In industrial and cleaning applications, long-cuff gloves or chemical-resistant models are preferred, especially when handling detergents or strong chemicals. In such environments, glove durability and protection are key factors.

• Disposable gloves are also standard equipment in beauty services, veterinary care, laboratories, and maintenance work, where tactile sensitivity, powder-free properties, and skin-friendliness play an important role in glove selection.

Choosing the right disposable glove model improves safety, workflow efficiency, and overall user comfort.

Order Protective Disposable Gloves Easily Online

Whether you're looking for disposable gloves for allergies, food-grade disposable gloves, or protection against specific risks, we offer the right solution for every need. Explore our wide selection online and find the perfect models for your business. If you have any questions, our friendly customer service team is happy to help.