Disposable gloves are an everyday tool in cleaning, food service, beauty salons, and workshops. But not all gloves are the same: the material affects protection, durability, and comfort. Nitrile gloves have become the most versatile choice.

Nitrile Gloves

Nitrile is a synthetic rubber that is durable, stretches well, and protects against many chemicals. Nitrile contains no latex, so it is also suitable for people with latex allergies.

  • + good protection against cleaning products, oils, and grease;
  • + resistant to punctures and tears;
  • + latex-free;
  • suitable for: cleaning, food service, workshops, beauty salons.

Choose, for example, blue nitrile gloves, Safe Care black nitrile gloves, or G00500 Regular Nitriil.

Latex Gloves

Natural rubber gloves are very elastic and fit the hand well, providing good tactile sensitivity. Their drawback is the risk of allergy, since latex can cause skin irritation. For tasks that require stronger protection, there are thicker gloves such as G00532 High Risk, a double-thickness, 30 cm long glove for high-risk work.

Vinyl Gloves

Vinyl gloves are affordable and suitable for short, light tasks with little exposure to chemicals. They are less stretchy and tear more easily.

How to Choose the Right Size

A glove that is too small will tear, while one that is too big will slip and reduce sensitivity. Measure the circumference of your palm (excluding the thumb) and choose according to the manufacturer’s size chart. If you fall between two sizes, go with the smaller one for nitrile gloves, since the material stretches.

When Should You Change Gloves?

  • when the glove is torn or wet inside;
  • when switching tasks (e.g., toilet → kitchen);
  • in food service, every time after handling raw ingredients.

You’ll find all gloves in the gloves category.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do nitrile gloves protect against all chemicals?

No, protection depends on the chemical and the exposure time. Check the cleaning product’s safety data sheet to see which gloves are recommended.

What does “powder-free” mean?

Powder-free gloves leave no residue on hands or surfaces and cause less skin irritation.

Recommended Products

See all products: Gloves. You can find the safety data sheet and product data sheet for every cleaning product on our safety data sheets page.