Natural Rubber Powder Free Latex Gloves Ambidextrous Latex Examination Gloves AQL 1.5
Basic Properties
Trading Properties
| Poduct Name: | Natural Rubber Latex Powder Free Gloves | Structure: | Ambidextrous |
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| Standard: | AQL1.5 | Size: | S/M/L/XL |
| Grams: | M5.0g | Color: | Natural White |
| Highlight | Natural Rubber Powder Free Latex Gloves,Ambidextrous Latex Examination Gloves,Latex Examination Gloves AQL 1.5 |
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The manufacturing of natural rubber powder-free disposable latex gloves involves a highly automated, multi-step dipping process designed to ensure barrier integrity, elasticity, and hygiene.
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Form Cleaning and Preparation: Industrial porcelain or ceramic hand-shaped molds (formers) are thoroughly cleaned using hot water and acid/alkali solutions to remove any residues from previous batches.
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Coagulant Dipping: The clean formers are dipped into a coagulant solution, typically consisting of calcium nitrate. This coating helps the liquid latex adhere evenly to the mold and determines the thickness of the gloves.
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Latex Dipping: Once dried, the coagulant-coated formers are immersed into a vat of compounded natural rubber latex. The latex chemically reacts with the coagulant, gelling into a solid layer around the mold.
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Leaching and Vulcanization: The gloves undergo a primary leaching process in hot water to remove water-soluble proteins and chemical residues. They then pass through a vulcanization oven, where heat cures the rubber, enhancing its elasticity and tensile strength.
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Beading/Cuffing: The edges of the gloves are rolled to create a beaded cuff, which prevents tearing during donning and stops liquid from dripping down the arm.
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Powder-Free Processing (Chlorination or Polymer Coating): To make the gloves powder-free and easy to slip on, they undergo chlorination or receive an inner polymer coating. Chlorination treats the gloves with chlorine gas or a solution, reducing the tackiness of the rubber and lowering the level of extractable latex proteins.
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Final Leaching and Stripping: A post-leaching phase further reduces residual chemicals and proteins. Finally, the gloves are automatically or manually stripped from the formers, tested for quality (such as pinhole leaks), and packaged.
Natural rubber powder-free latex gloves remain a gold standard for medical examinations due to their exceptional physical properties and reliable protection.
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Superior Tactile Sensitivity: Natural rubber provides an unmatched "second-skin" feel. This high level of touch sensitivity is critical for medical professionals performing delicate examination procedures.
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Excellent Elasticity and Comfort: Latex possesses high elongation properties, allowing the gloves to stretch significantly without tearing. They conform naturally to the shape of the hand, reducing hand fatigue during extended wear.
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Reliable Biological Barrier: These gloves offer robust protection against bloodborne pathogens, viruses, bacteria, and various water-soluble chemicals, meeting strict medical-grade safety standards.
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Reduced Allergy Risks (Powder-Free): The elimination of cornstarch powder prevents the airborne transmission of latex proteins, significantly reducing the risk of respiratory irritation, contact dermatitis, and allergic reactions for both healthcare workers and patients.
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Eco-Friendly Biodegradability: Unlike synthetic alternatives like nitrile or vinyl, natural rubber latex is harvested from the sap of Hevea brasiliensis trees, making these gloves highly biodegradable and environmentally sustainable.
| Parameter Category | Specific Metric / Property | Standard / Typical Values | Description & Importance |
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| Material & Structure | Base Material | 100% Natural Rubber Latex | Harvested from Hevea brasiliensis; provides premium elasticity. |
| Surface Treatment | Chlorinated or Polymer Coated | Replaces powder to ensure smooth donning and reduce protein allergens. | |
| Design & Feature | Ambidextrous, Beaded Cuff | Fits either hand; rolled cuff prevents tearing and liquid roll-back. | |
| Surface Texture | Textured (Fingertips or Full Hand) | Enhances grip performance in both wet and dry medical conditions. | |
| Physical Dimensions | Length | ≥240 mm (Standard Medical) | Ensures adequate coverage over the wrist and gown cuff. |
| Thickness (Single Wall) | Finger: ≥0.11 mm Palm: ≥0.10 mm |
Balances optimum tactile sensitivity with robust puncture resistance. | |
| Size Range | XS, S, M, L, XL | Accommodates various hand sizes for a snug, ergonomic fit. | |
| Mechanical Properties | Tensile Strength (Before Aging) | ≥18 MPa | Indicates the maximum stress the glove can withstand before breaking. |
| Tensile Strength (After Aging) | ≥ 14 MPa | Ensures the glove retains integrity throughout its designated shelf life. | |
| Elongation at Break (Before Aging) | ≥ 650% | Demonstrates extreme flexibility and resistance to snapping. | |
| Elongation at Break (After Aging) | ≥ 500% | Measures retained elasticity after accelerated thermal aging. | |
| Safety & Hygiene | Freedom from Holes (AQL) | ≤ 1.5 (Medical Grade) | Acceptable Quality Limit for pinhole defects to ensure barrier security. |
| Protein Content | <50 μg/g (per gram of latex) | Minimized to drastically reduce the risk of Type I latex allergies. | |
| Powder Residue | ≤2.0 mg per glove | Meets international standards for a designated "powder-free" classification. | |
| Sterility Options | Non-Sterile or Sterile (Gamma/EO) | Non-sterile for general exams; sterile versions for invasive procedures. |








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