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Capri Premium Vinyl Gloves Powder Free Large Clear 1000 Pcs (10 X 100pcs) Capri Premium Vinyl Gloves Powder Free Large Clear 1000 Pcs (10 X 100pcs)
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Vinyl
Description Examination gloves - Regular Duty
Product Size:
Quantity / Box/Sleeve: 1000pcsQuantity / Carton: 10 x Boxes/ Sleeve's
General Features:
Superior Quality
Powder Free
Examination Grade...
Description Examination gloves - Regular Duty
Product Size:
Quantity / Box/Sleeve: 1000pcs
Quantity / Carton: 10 x Boxes/ Sleeve's
General Features:
- Superior Quality
- Powder Free
- Examination Grade
- 245mm Cuff Length
- Latex Free
- DOP Free
- DEHP Free
- Non Sterile
- Ambidextrous
General Information:
Vinyl gloves are made from the synthetic monomer material called polyvinyl chloride (PVC). The material is taken through a polymerization process with an end product that is hard and rigid. To avoid this, a plasticizing chemical is added to produce a flexible material required for making the gloves.
Strengths and Weaknesses: Vinyl offers standard protection when handling most chemicals and it’s very soft and comfortable to wear. Comparatively, vinyl is the least favourable fabric or material for manufacturing gloves.
The main reason for this is because vinyl is less durable than latex or nitrile, and less sensitive to touch than the other fabrics or materials. Vinyl is not ideal when handling most organic solvents and water-based solutions. Modern advancements in vinyl technology have enhanced its comfort, durability, tactile sensitivity, elongation/flexibility, and strength.
Industries:
Healthcare
Cleaning
Beauty
Hospitality
Food Manufacturing
Reorder code C-GV0006
Description Examination gloves - Regular Duty
Product Size:
Quantity / Box/Sleeve: 1000pcs
Quantity / Carton: 10 x Boxes/ Sleeve's
General Features:
- Superior Quality
- Powder Free
- Examination Grade
- 245mm Cuff Length
- Latex Free
- DOP Free
- DEHP Free
- Non Sterile
- Ambidextrous
General Information:
Vinyl gloves are made from the synthetic monomer material called polyvinyl chloride (PVC). The material is taken through a polymerization process with an end product that is hard and rigid. To avoid this, a plasticizing chemical is added to produce a flexible material required for making the gloves.
Strengths and Weaknesses: Vinyl offers standard protection when handling most chemicals and it’s very soft and comfortable to wear. Comparatively, vinyl is the least favourable fabric or material for manufacturing gloves.
The main reason for this is because vinyl is less durable than latex or nitrile, and less sensitive to touch than the other fabrics or materials. Vinyl is not ideal when handling most organic solvents and water-based solutions. Modern advancements in vinyl technology have enhanced its comfort, durability, tactile sensitivity, elongation/flexibility, and strength.
Industries:
Healthcare
Cleaning
Beauty
Hospitality
Food Manufacturing
Reorder code C-GV0006
