The best guide to nitrile-dipped gloves

 The quality of nitrile-dipped gloves can be identified by:

 Material testing

• Flexibility: High-quality nitride rubber should have good flexibility, and the gloves will not appear to have significant deformation or cracks when stretched.
• Thickness uniformity: Check that the coating thickness of the gloves is uniform. Too thin or uneven gloves may reduce protection.

 Tensile strength

• Tensile test: The tensile strength of gloves can be checked by stretching them. High-quality gloves should not break easily when stretched.

 Anti-slip performance

• Grip test: Test the non-slip texture of the glove surface to ensure a good grip in wet or greasy environments.

 Chemical resistance

• Small range test: Before use, perform a small range of chemical contact tests to observe whether the gloves are deformed, dissolved, or damaged.

 Comfort and breathability

• Try on experience: Wear gloves and feel their comfort and breathability. Qualified gloves should be able to provide a good fit, suitable for long-term use.

Certification mark

• Check the mark: Check that the glove has the relevant safety certification mark (such as ANSI, CE, etc.), which usually indicates that the glove meets a specific safety standard.

 Visual inspection

• No defects: Check the gloves for obvious defects, air bubbles, or foreign bodies. Good gloves have a smooth surface and no obvious defects.