Application fields and main uses of nitrile gloves

Laboratory staff:

Nitrile gloves are comfortable to the hand, stable performance, excellent chemical resistance, can avoid chemical irritation and damage to the skin, and are an excellent choice for laboratory personnel.

Emergency Care:

As a barrier between the wearer and the patient, this is another important area of use for gloves. Nitrile Exam Gloves are latex-free and hypoallergenic, making them an excellent choice for helping first responders fight blood pathogens and other illnesses during first aid.

Childcare:

Some factories  have  child care workers who wear gloves as a protective barrier between themselves and their children. Employees wear gloves when changing diapers, cleaning rooms, washing toys and feeding children.

Catering industry:

Nitrile gloves are comfortable and suitable for long-term wear. They are ideal for food processing and food service. Of course, PVC and PE gloves are backup options, but only suitable for light and short-term operations.

Assembly workers, and manufacturing workers:

Workers exposed to hazardous chemicals, such as those working in battery manufacturing and processing plants, are exposed to lead hazards and need to wear gloves while working. Nitrile gloves are the best choice in this situation because nitrile is derived from an elastomer with excellent chemical resistance. In addition, nitrile gloves are more comfortable to wear, and the gloves will be more snug as they come into contact with body temperature, thus providing better operating sensitivity.

Sanitation staff:

Such workers need to wear gloves to protect themselves from chemicals in cleaning supplies and from pathogens when cleaning bathrooms. Nitrile is often used by such workers because of its resistance to harmful chemicals.

Security personnel:

Such personnel need to wear gloves when performing security inspections to prevent cross-infection when they come into contact with security personnel.

Hairdressing industry:

Nitrile gloves are comfortable and suitable for long-term wear, and are also ideal for the hairdressing industry to avoid chemical irritation and damage to the skin.

Packers:

Packaging is also subject to food safety regulations at the end of the process. In addition, wearing gloves can prevent fingerprints from compromising the cleanliness of the packaging.

Maintenance workers:

Maintenance workers often come into contact with grease, oil, and other solvents when servicing equipment and transportation vehicles used in production, and their hands need to be protected at this time.

Printing workers:

Printing factories use chemicals to print labels and other printed matter, these chemicals usually contain emulsions, inks, oxidants and various solvents. Disposable nitrile gloves can prevent chemicals from harming workers' health, such as neurological damage caused by penetrating the skin. In view of the damage of the above chemicals, nitrile gloves are duty-bound.

In conclusion: The market for disposable nitrile gloves has a huge development space. With the promotion of consumers' awareness of the advantages of nitrile gloves, nitrile gloves are bound to become the dominant market of disposable gloves.