PVC gloves have relatively poor elasticity compared to nitrile and latex gloves, but they are more affordable. PVC gloves are categorized into industrial-grade and medical-grade, with the latter requiring higher quality standards and thus being more expensive. Consumers can choose the appropriate PVC gloves based on their needs.
For years, Fengwang has been committed to proposing and improving glove production processes and has summarized common issues in PVC glove manufacturing:
1. Incomplete Gloves – Missing fingers or other incomplete parts.
2. Black Spots/Impurities – Presence of black spots or other impurities ≥ 3.0 mm on the glove surface.
3. Uneven Cuffing – Poor cuffing quality, inconsistent thickness, or issues like hollow edges and frayed edges.
4. Sticky Gloves – Glove surfaces stick together; when rubbed with dry hands, they feel rough and unsmooth.
5. Air Bubbles – Bubbles form due to insufficient stirring of the dipping compound, adhering to the mold and resulting in bubbles in the gloves.
6. Yellowing – Color inconsistency within the same batch, caused by excessive temperatures during production.
7. Uneven Thickness – Variations in fingertip thickness within the same batch.
8. Streaks/Waves – Visible stripes or wavy patterns on the glove surface.
These are common issues in PVC glove production. Fengwang’s recommendations include:
- Real-time monitoring of each production stage.
- Proper control of temperature, time, and other parameters.
- Regular training for operators on standard procedures.
- Immediate contact with the equipment manufacturer for complex issues.
Fengwang offers 24/7 technical support—feel free to reach out anytime!
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