Latex Gloves Material

Gloves are classified into cotton yarn, plush, leather, etc. by material. The most commonly used material for making gloves is fiber.
Lining---heat-proof design PVC
Dot plastic---the best anti-slip solution
PU or latex coating---suitable for oily or oily environments.
Several commonly used glove materials:
(1) Metal wire--common stainless steel wire, there is also chrome alloy wire, mainly used to make cut-resistant gloves. This type of material has the strongest cut resistance and is easy to clean, but it is heavy and inconvenient to use.
(2) Kevlar, Spectra and other synthetic yarns--also good synthetic fiber cut-resistant materials. Although the cut resistance is not as good as metal wire, it is light and comfortable to use. After improvement and processing, some products can also reach the highest level of cut-resistant product standards.
(3) Nitrile (with fabric lining)--has wear and puncture resistance, flexible and comfortable to use.
(4) Natural latex (with fabric lining)--good elasticity, especially flexible, with certain wear, tear and cut resistance.
(5) PVC (with fabric lining) - can provide a certain degree of wear and puncture protection. If the material is thicker, it can also have a certain degree of cut resistance, but it is not tear-resistant.
(6) Leather - natural material, through various tanning treatments, has unique properties. Leather can be divided into: cowhide, which has the advantages of comfort, durability, breathability and wear resistance. After chrome treatment, it is more durable and can withstand high temperatures; pigskin, with large pores and the best breathability, can still maintain good softness after washing without becoming hard; sheepskin, which is the most comfortable, durable and wear-resistant, but because it is too expensive, it is generally only used in industries with high requirements for touch.