What Do Nitrile Gloves Protect Against?

 

When choosing the right protective gloves for your workplace, it can sometimes be challenging to find the most practical glove choice with so many available options on the market. The majority of skin exposures and hand injuries can be bypassed by wearing the correct glove. Nitrile gloves are a tough, puncture-resistant glove that protects against a broader range of hazardous chemicals, which is why they are a popular choice for employers to purchase. 

What are other types of disposable gloves on the market? 

Other readily used disposable gloves that are on the market include: 


🔵 Latex 

Latex gloves are made from natural rubber and are typically used within the healthcare system, such as dentistry and clinics. However, many people encounter allergies to latex, which can cause them to experience inflammation and rashes, which is something to keep in mind when choosing which type of glove to purchase for your workplace. 


🟠 Vinyl 

On the other hand, Vinyl gloves are typically used within the food processing industry where protection from harmful substances and debris is not required. They are mostly employed to minimize cross-contamination. Therefore, because they are less long-lasting, you will have to change your gloves more often as they tend to puncture easily. 

What Do Nitril Gloves Protect Against? 

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It should come as no surprise that nitrile gloves are highly appropriated in a range of different workplaces. Whether you’re employed in a healthcare facility, serving food, manipulating electronics, or operating in manufacturing, protective gloves play an essential role in mitigating risk to potential injuries. Nitril gloves in Canada can also protect against harmful materials such as electronics, metals, and shattered glass.

What Types of Chemicals Can Nitril Gloves Against? 

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Nitril gloves protect against the following chemicals including, but not limited to: 


Phenol 1% 

Acetic Acid 10% 

Ethanol 20% 

Nitric Acid 10% & 36% 

Benzalkonium Chloride 

Hydrogen Peroxide 30% 

Formaldehyde 15% & 37% 

Povidone Iodine 10% 

Sulfuric Acid 47% 

Paraformaldehyde 50% 

Glutaraldehyde 50% 




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