PE Glove   1. Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Gloves PVC gloves are primarily made from polyvinyl chloride, with other chemical additives as supplementary materials, offering anti-static properties. Advantages: Easy to wear: Smooth surface with moderate flexibility, making them more convenient and durable than PE gloves. Water and oil resistance: Excellent waterproof […]

The ASTM D6319-99 issued by the U.S. FDA and China’s GB10213 are commonly used standards for testing medical nitrile gloves in China. These standards specify inspection items, technical requirements, and pass/fail criteria, providing essential guidelines for nitrile glove testing. Below is an introduction to the sampling plan for nitrile glove

Medical gloves are widely used in clinical settings. They are categorized into examination gloves and surgical gloves, with the latter requiring higher quality standards, greater sensitivity, and stricter manufacturing controls. As a result, the production processes for examination gloves and surgical gloves differ. Raw Materials Medical gloves can be made

To meet national product quality standards and consumer requirements, nitrile gloves undergo a series of inspections from raw materials to finished products. Fengwang has summarized all the tests involved in the production process. 1. Raw Materials To enhance production efficiency, controlling the quality of raw materials is crucial. Typically, tests

1. Which Glove is More Elastic: PE or TPE? Both PE and TPE gloves are plastic-based, but their elasticity differs. Generally, plastic gloves have less elasticity compared to nitrile, latex, or PVC gloves due to their material properties. TPE gloves exhibit a higher elongation at break than PE gloves, making