Sterile Powder-Free Surgical Gloves – Latex and Nitrile Options for Optimal Protection

Sterile surgical gloves are single-use, sterile hand coverings designed to maintain aseptic conditions during surgical procedures, protecting both healthcare professionals and patients from cross-contamination.

Key Features:

• Material Options:

  • Latex: Natural rubber latex gloves offer excellent elasticity, comfort, and tactile sensitivity. However, they may cause allergic reactions in some individuals.
  • Nitrile: Synthetic nitrile gloves provide high puncture resistance and are suitable for individuals with latex allergies.
  • Neoprene: Synthetic neoprene gloves offer flexibility and chemical resistance, serving as an alternative for those sensitive to latex.

• Design:

  • Anatomical Fit: Hand-specific gloves with curved fingers reduce hand fatigue during extended procedures.
  • Textured Surface: Micro-rough or smooth finishes enhance grip and instrument handling.
  • Beaded Cuffs: Reinforced cuffs prevent roll-down and provide a secure fit over surgical gowns.

• Sterilization: Gloves are sterilized using methods such as gamma irradiation or ethylene oxide to eliminate microorganisms, ensuring a sterile product.

Specifications:

• Powder-Free: Modern surgical gloves are typically powder-free to reduce the risk of postoperative complications associated with glove powder.

• Thickness: Glove thickness varies, with options like 6.5 mil providing a balance between protection and tactile sensitivity.

• Sizing: Available in precise sizes, often ranging from 5.5 to 9.0, to ensure a snug and comfortable fit for various hand dimensions.

Technical Specifications:

• Our Latex Gloves are made of Natural Rubber with Micro
  Rough Surface at Palm with pre powder to provide
  comfort to Surgeons and nurses during operating
  procedures.
• Available in sizes 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8