Gloves

The Microflex® on-site laboratory monitors various dimensions, including weight, length, palm width, cuff thickness, palm thickness, and fingertip thickness, to ensure our gloves meet expectations in these areas.

Over the past two decades, there has been heightened concern across a variety of industries regarding the ergonomic risk factors for employees developing workplace-related musculoskeletal disorders.

Recently, healthcare workers and the public have become more concerned about bloodborne pathogens and how they spread. Latex gloves provide a primary form of protection.

MICROFLEX® brings an innovative approach to the glove market. They design specific gloves for specific needs to help professionals do their job better and consistently protect them.

Fentanyl-resistant gloves give vital personal protection for all First Responders, police officers, fire crews, and anyone facing potential exposure.

Powder-free disposable exam gloves have evolved in popularity and now dominate the exam glove industry in natural rubber latex and synthetic latex materials. A process known as chlorination has been one of the most popular methods of manufacturing gloves that...

All labs must create and implement plans that address potential safety hazards, seen and unforeseen. Laboratory gloves present a first line of defense for scientists and technicians against caustic materials, samples, spills, and other potential dangers.