Medical rubber gloves are made of natural rubber and are non-toxic, harmless, and odorless. Medical rubber gloves are comfortable and comfortable, not susceptible to allergies, and are more resistant to stretching. Thickened design can effectively prevent cross infection. They can be folded internally, allowing sterile operation, left and right identification, and are convenient to wear.

What is the powder of medical rubber gloves?

The powder on medical rubber gloves is corn flour or talcum powder, which is mainly used to prevent glove adhesion on the one hand, and to facilitate wearing on the other hand.

What is the difference between powdered and non powdered medical rubber gloves?

The powder on medical rubber gloves is mainly used as a lubricant. The main difference between powdered and non powdered medical rubber gloves is the ease of wearing and taking off.

Medical rubber gloves can easily stick together when folded and placed. It will not be convenient to wear them again at this time. To facilitate wearing, the manufacturer will add corn flour or talcum powder to some medical rubber gloves without special requirements during production. When taken out and worn, gloves can also avoid adhesion and are convenient to wear and take off.

However, if powdered gloves are used, the corn starch or talc powder in the gloves can easily adhere to the soluble protein on the gloves and may cause allergies to some people. Powderless gloves are generally treated with chlorine gas and will not easily cause allergies.

What industries are suitable for medical rubber gloves with or without powder?

If the environment in which gloves are used does not have high dust requirements, it is more appropriate to choose powdered gloves because they are more convenient to wear and take off.

Although powdered medical rubber gloves are relatively easy to wear, powder can have a significant impact on the environment and products. In particular, some industries require the entire production process to be dust-free and clean, such as some precision electronic manufacturing industries, or clean operating rooms in hospitals. The environment itself requires that there be as little dust as possible, and it is also required to use powder free gloves when selecting gloves.

Although powdered medical rubber gloves are relatively easy to wear, powder can have a significant impact on the environment and products. In particular, some industries require the entire production process to be dust-free and clean, such as some precision electronic manufacturing industries or clean operating rooms in hospitals. The environment itself requires as little dust as possible.

Therefore, when selecting gloves, it is necessary to wear corresponding gloves according to the use situation.

Is the powder on gloves toxic or hazardous?

Corn flour, talcum powder or plant starch are usually used in medical rubber gloves. Since these powders are used for lubrication of medical rubber gloves, it means that the product itself has obtained relevant certification and approval before it can be allowed to be produced. Therefore, there is no need to worry too much about the impact of the powder in medical rubber gloves on the body.