Description
- Natural (Latex) Rubber Gloves – Made of natural rubber latex and offer protection against abrasions and most water solutions of salts, ketones, acids, and alkalis
- Butyl Gloves – Made of synthetic rubber and offer protection against chemicals, oxidation, abrasion, and ozone corrosion
- Neoprene Gloves – Made of synthetic rubber and offer protection against gasoline, alcohols, alkalis, organic acids, and hydraulic fluids
- Nitrile Gloves – Made from a synthetic polymer composed of three monomers (acrylonitrile, butadiene, and a carboxylic acid) and offer protection against oils, acids, greases, alcohols, and chlorinated solvents
Nitrile Gloves
Omni’s nitrile gloves come in a variety of sizes, colors, and applications from powder free examination gloves to anti-microbial AMS multi-purpose gloves.
Featured Nitrile Glove: Ultimate Nitrile Powder Free LT Examination Glove
These gloves offer the “ultimate” in tactile sensitivity along with the strength you expect from our nitrile glove products.
In addition, it is Chemo Rated for added protection from chemotherapy drugs, and its durability is proven in chemical resistance properties.
Vinyl Gloves
Our vinyl gloves are actually polyvinyl chloride (PVC) gloves. PVC is used as a latex substitute in many medical and industrial applications.
Featured Vinyl Glove: OmniTrust Series #312 Vinyl Powder Free Examination Glove
The Vinyl Powder Free Examination Gloves provide you with the best possible value because they’re made on the industry’s most efficient automated manufacturing lines and tested to the most stringent international quality standards.
CPE Gloves
Polyethylene (CPE) gloves – which are made of the plastic materials approved by OSHA – serve as a great alternative to vinyl gloves for industries like food service and food processing.
Latex Gloves
The latex glove selection includes multi-purpose options and powder free examination gloves.
Featured Latex Glove:113 Series Latex Powder Free PL Examination Glove
Our Owjservice Latex Powder Free PL is a reduced protein glove. It has our famous micro-texture matte finish for added grip control without loss of tactile sensitivity.
Choosing the Right PPE Gloves for Your Industry
When it comes to choosing which PPE gloves to use, it’s important to analyze the properties of each glove you’re evaluating and how resistant each glove is against chemicals spanning from acetaldehyde to xylenes.
As part of the glove evaluation process, we recommend that you test gloves before use. Glove suitability should be determined by the purchaser for each application or materials handled.
To evaluate all of Our gloves and determine which option is best for the industry (or industries) you serve, get in touch with us today!
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