There are many types of factories in the world. Regardless of the type of factory, disposable nitrile gloves (hereinafter referred to as nitrile gloves) are required in many cases. Nitrile gloves can protect workers to a great extent. Both hands, therefore, are required in most businesses. So what are the application scenarios of nitrile gloves in the industrial market?
Food processing and food service personnel: Nitrile gloves are suitable for long-term wear and are ideal for food processing and food service. PVC and PE can be used as second choices, but they are only suitable for short-term and light operations. Generally, blue nitrile gloves and black nitrile gloves are used more often.
Biopharmaceutical, precision electronics workers: Nitrile gloves are comfortable, stable in performance, and have excellent chemical resistance. They can avoid skin irritation and damage from chemical substances and are an excellent choice for laboratory personnel. In this field, white nitrile gloves are often used.
Packaging workers: Packaging is at the end of the processing process and also needs to comply with food safety regulations. In addition, wearing gloves prevents fingerprints from compromising the cleanliness of the packaging.
Assembly line workers and manufacturing workers: These groups are often more likely to be exposed to harmful chemicals. For example, workers in battery manufacturing plants are exposed to the hazards of lead, so nitrile gloves are the best choice because nitrile gloves have excellent chemical resistance. It is flexible and fits the hand when worn, providing better operational sensitivity.
Maintenance workers: Maintenance workers are often exposed to grease, oil and other solvents when repairing production equipment or transportation vehicles. Wearing nitrile gloves can provide effective protection.
Printers: Printers are usually exposed to chemicals that include emulsions, inks, oxidants and various solvents. Nitrile gloves protect workers from these harmful chemicals.
