Three common characteristics of gloves

1. Acid and alkali resistance

Acid and alkali resistance is a protective product that prevents acids and alkalis from damaging your hands. The gloves are not allowed to have defects such as frost, brittleness, stickiness and damage. The glove does not leak air means: it must be air-tight and not allowed to leak air under certain pressure. According to different materials, such gloves can be divided into rubber acid and alkali resistant gloves, latex acid and alkali resistant gloves, plastic acid and alkali resistant gloves, plastic impregnated acid and alkali resistant gloves, etc.

2. Insulation

When working on electrical equipment with an AC voltage of 10 kV and below, the operator wears insulated gloves and uses it as an electrical insulator on his hands. Insulating gloves must have electrical insulation properties. It also requires tensile strength and elongation at break, as well as puncture resistance, aging resistance, flame resistance and low temperature resistance.

3. Oil resistant

This property is used to protect the skin of the hands from various skin diseases caused by oil irritation, such as acute dermatitis, acne, folliculitis, dry skin, cracking, pigmentation and nail changes.