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With the onset of the pandemic in 2020, nitrile industrial-grade disposable gloves became difficult to come by. The pandemic forced manufacturers to ramp up production quickly. They turned the focus to exam-grade production. In our latest blog post, learn more about the pandemic impact that increased the use and frequency of light-duty nitrile gloves.

Disposable gloves are an invaluable tool in kitchens. From making burger patties to mixing salads to plating and serving food, they protect against cross-contamination as well as keeping hands safe from chemicals and cleaning solutions. We often get questions about the suitability of using disposable gloves over an open flame like a grill. In our recent blog learn about the recommended precautions when working with heat.

 

 

Of the most common disposable glove materials, nitrile is far and away the most popular. Latex may have better fit, feel, and comfort and vinyl may have a lower price point, but it’s difficult to beat nitrile for all-around appeal. But what truly differentiates nitrile? Find out in our latest blog post! 

How do you find the right glove for the job? We often hear that customers have a hard time choosing. In our latest blog post learn about the top 6 disposable glove specs that should be considered when selecting the right disposable glove for the job. 

Gloveworks HD 8 mil. Orange Nitrile Disposable Industrial Gloves with Raised Diamond Texture are, frankly, one heck of a glove. More than 30,000 users have rated them as special. The reasons are obvious: Amazing grip. Superior comfort. The barrier protection that 8-mil premium nitrile provides. And the confidence that these gloves will get the job done. But don’t just take our word for it, learn more about the exceptional performance today. 

Protecting employees against workplace injuries is a never-ending job. Starting a safety program is neither as difficult nor as costly as one might think, but the consequences of not having one can be ruinously expensive. In our recent blog post learn more about why organizations should make safety an important part of their culture.

There are several ways to finish a disposable glove in the manufacturing process, including chlorination, polymer coating, and powdering. The goal in finishing the disposable glove after the production process is to make it easier to pull on and off the disposable gloves. Learn more about the process and it's importance today! 

Everybody who buys disposable gloves expects them to be of top quality. It’s considered the baseline. Very few vendors that sell gloves, however, go a step further and insert an extra layer of quality control that involves 100% inspections. Who does? Zoomget. Learn more today!

When you partner with Zoomget, you get a lot more than you single-use disposable gloves. You gain confidence that the products you are getting are compliant with our stringent quality-control standards that meet or exceed industry specifications. In our recent blog post learn about the confidence that comes with compliant products and how we continue support ethical sourcing.