1. Material characteristics

Latex gloves are made of natural rubber, which has good elasticity and flexibility, making them comfortable to wear.

Latex gloves usually appear milky white or light yellow, with a smooth surface and a good tactile sensation.

2. Usage scenarios

Latex gloves are widely used in medical, laboratory, food processing, cleaning and other fields, especially suitable for scenarios that require high sensitivity and fine operation.

Due to its excellent fit and flexibility, latex gloves also perform well in scenarios where frequent glove changes are required.

3. Advantages

• High sensitivity: Latex gloves have high sensitivity and are suitable for jobs that require fine manipulation, such as medical surgery and laboratory operations.

Good elasticity: Latex gloves have excellent elasticity and flexibility, comfortable to wear, and can fit the hands well.

Good protective performance: Latex gloves have excellent protective performance, which can effectively prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses.

4. Disadvantages

Allergy risk: Latex gloves may cause latex allergies, especially for people with a latex allergy constitution.

Poor oil resistance: Latex gloves are prone to degradation when in contact with grease and some chemical solvents, making them unsuitable for use in these environments.