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Choosing the appropriate elastomer (glove material) for a given application is a crucial step in selecting the right glove. Listed below are some main factors to be considered.

Type

Benefits

Caution

Natural Rubber

  • Excellent flexibility, grip and barrier properties

  • Resistance against abrasion, cut and tear

  • Durable in temperature range 17 oC to 100oC

  • Resistant to water-soluble chemicals Fair protection against the ketones and aldehydes

  • Could cause allergic reactions in rare instances

  • Poor resistance against petroleum and oil-based chemicals

  • Poor flame resistance

 

Nitrile

  • Outstanding resistance against chemicals, particularly hydrocarbons including petroleum derivatives

  • Resistance against abrasion, cut and puncture

  • Poor resistance to tear

  • Poor resistance to ketones and aromatic solvents

 

Neoprene

  • Offers board spectrum chemical protection-oils, acids and ketones

  • Excellent tactile properties

  • Better resistance to ageing on exposure to sunlight, ozone and weather

  • Lower abrasion, cut, tear and puncture resistance

Elastomer

Thickness

Lining

Chlorination

Shapes

Sizes

Length

Grip

Cuff

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
 

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