Archive for March, 2009

How To Measure Your Exam Glove Size

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

It is important that how to order the correct size exam glove, because when gloves do not fit your size, you do not use in comfortable way. We give you a quick information about how to measure:
1. Using a flexible tape measure.
2. Measure the circumference of your hand at it’s widest section. Take [...]

Black Examination Gloves

Monday, March 23rd, 2009

A black examination glove designed to mask the toughest of stains while providing the durability, comfort and protection of typical nitrile gloves.
Black gloves are fully textured for superior grip. And they do not have the connected risks of natural rubber latex allergic response. It is the glove of choice for people who demand inflexible quality [...]

Pre-existing Pinhole Defection in Latex and Nitrile Gloves

Thursday, March 19th, 2009

Examination gloves manufactured from natural latex. They have been the superior glove choice to date in dental practice. However, concerns over hypersensitivity have resulted in the use of alternative gloves such as nitrile gloves. The aim of the current studies were to assess the incidence of pre-existing pinhole defects in nitrile examination gloves.
The incidence of [...]

Are Nitrile Gloves Best for Car Paint?

Monday, March 16th, 2009

The United States Environmental Protection Agency puts out an informative series of Automotive Refinishing Publications which cover a variety of topics. Interestingly, there’s one report geared regarding “Choosing The Right Gloves For Painting Cars”.
This article reminds car painters to seriously think over the type of glove that they wear when working with strong solvents, such [...]

Nitrile Gloves and Food Industry

Thursday, March 12th, 2009

Nitrile gloves are manufactured in accordance to the FDA specifications, and USDA guidelines for food handling, processing and preparations.
These gloves are safe for picking fruits, processing meat, handling poultry, and all sorts of applications with uncooked and cooked food. It’s better to use gloves which has a lower pinhole level, rather than industrial grade [...]

Different Types of Protective Gloves

Tuesday, March 10th, 2009

There are various types of protective gloves. These gloves work to prevent hurt to your hands. The type of gloves you wear is very important, because depending upon the type of the gloves, you can be protected from chemicals, blood, cuts, burns and frostbite. They type of material the gloves are made from that determines [...]

What are Black Nitrile Gloves?

Monday, March 2nd, 2009

Black nitrile gloves are nitrile gloves which have been colored with a black dye. There are also black latex gloves, which look very similar to nitrile gloves but are manufactured from latex, a material which will trigger allergies.
The color isn’t the only thing about black nitrile gloves which stands out. These gloves tend to be [...]