NAME:
18G 4X42E Cut Resistant Sandy Nitrile Palm Coated Gloves
ITEM COADE:
SKY-X
AVAILABLE COLORS:
Gray, Black, Yellow, Green, Orange, Blue, Red
AVAILABLE CUT LEVELS:
A2,A3,A4,A5
SIZES:
S-3XL
PACKED:
144 Pairs/Ctn
COUNTRY OF ORIGINAL:
China
MOQ:
12000 Pairs
LINER MATERIAL:
HPPE & Glass Fiber & Nylon & Spandex
COATING:
Nitrile
GAUGE:
18
GRIP:
Sandy
STYLE:
Knitting Wrist
Features
Applications
How to produce the NitroBull Gloves?
Knitting the Liner:
A seamless liner is created using a knitting machine. The liner can be made from various types of yarn, including polyester, nylon, or a blended fabric, depending on the desired properties of the glove.
Coating Preparation
The liners are prepared for the coating process. This usually involves cleaning them to remove any impurities and then drying them.
Dipping in Nitrile Mixture:
The liners are then partially dipped into a mixture of liquid nitrile. In the case of palm-coated gloves, only the palm side of the liner is dipped into the nitrile mixture. The thickness of the coating can be controlled by the speed of withdrawal and the viscosity of the nitrile mix.
Sandy Texture Formation:
After the initial dipping process, while the nitrile is still wet, the gloves undergo a second dipping into a mixture that contains particles to create a sandy finish. This sandy finish improves the glove’s grip, especially in oily or wet conditions.
Curing:
The gloves are then cured, often by heating them in an oven. This process vulcanizes the nitrile, making it more durable and resistant to chemicals and abrasion.
Washing and Drying:
After curing, the gloves may be washed to remove any residual chemicals and then dried.
Quality Control and Finishing:
Each glove undergoes a quality control inspection to ensure all quality standards are met. Gloves with any defects are removed. The approved gloves are then packaged and prepared for shipment.
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FAQ
The NitroBull series stands out with its exceptional range of high-quality nitrile coated gloves, offering superior grip, durability, and chemical resistance. These nitrile coated gloves are designed to provide excellent hand protection and comfort in various industries.
The NitroBull series offers a variety of nitrile coatings, including smooth nitrile coatings, sandy nitrile coatings, and foam nitrile coatings. Each type of nitrile coating provides specific benefits for different applications.
The NitroBull series provides a range of liner options, including polyester, nylon, spandex & nylon blend, as well as cut-resistant liners made from materials like HPPE & glass fiber or Kevlar.
NitroBull nitrile coated gloves are widely used across industries such as construction, manufacturing, automotive, oil and gas, and more. They offer reliable hand protection, especially in tasks that involve handling oily or greasy materials.
Nitrile coated gloves offer excellent resistance to chemicals, oils, and abrasion. They provide a secure grip and maintain flexibility, even in wet or oily conditions. Additionally, these nitrile coated gloves are hypoallergenic, making them suitable for individuals with latex allergies.
Absolutely! With our customization options, you can tailor NitroBull nitrile coated gloves to suit your specific needs, including liner material, coating type, size, and quantity. Create the perfect gloves for your unique requirements.
Yes, NitroBull nitrile coated gloves are designed for extended wear, providing long-lasting performance and comfort throughout the workday. However, it’s essential to monitor the condition of the gloves and replace them if signs of wear or damage appear.
Yes, NitroBull nitrile coated gloves undergo rigorous testing to ensure they meet industry safety standards and regulations. They are manufactured in compliance with quality certifications such as ISO, CE, and ANSI.