Our gloves are available in two main categories: disposable and work.
We have a separate product for our additional Jan/San products:
Disposable Gloves
Disposable Gloves are designed to be used once and thrown away by the user. These essential gloves keep common areas sanitary and promote overall wellness within medical and industrial facilities. Disposal gloves are available in two types: industrial and medical exam. Industrial gloves are thicker and provide greater protection, while medical exam gloves are thinner and offer greater flexibility.
Our Disposable Gloves
Product |
Image |
Mil |
Colors |
Styles |
 |
1.5 - 2 Mil |
Blue, Clear |
TPE Vinal, High Density Polyethylene |
|
 |
4 - 4.5 Mil |
Clear |
Industrial, Medical Exam |
|
 |
3 - 8 Mil |
Blue, Clear, Orange |
Industrial, Medical Exam |
|
 |
5 Mil |
Black, Blue |
Synthetic-Vinyl |
|
 |
5 Mil |
Blue, Clear |
Industrial, Medical Exam |
Work Gloves
Work Gloves help multiple professionals succeed in their daily job duties. These indispensable gloves help individuals develop safe practices during shifts and can be used daily until visible wear and tear is seen.
Our Work Gloves
Product |
Image |
Material |
Application |
 |
Polyester, Cotton |
Stocking materials in warehouses and distribution centers; breathable |
|
 |
Nitrile |
Protection against cuts and abrasions when opening boxes; strong grip |
|
 |
Nitrile |
Protection when handling oddly shaped or sharp objects; strong grip |
|
 |
PVC |
Strong and comfortable grip when working with tools or small parts; single or double-sided dots |
|
 |
Cotton |
Safeguards from cuts and scrapes for landscaping and manufacturing jobs |
What Thickness of Glove Do I Need?
The thickness of disposable gloves is measured in mil. A mil, also known as a thou or a point, is one-thousandth of an inch. For reference, the average human hair comes in around 4 mil. Most disposable gloves are available in the 2-5 mil range. Medical exam gloves and food service gloves tend to be thinner, while industrial gloves are usually thicker.
Work gloves do not have their thickness listed. However, given the materials used to manufacture them, work gloves are much thicker than the thickest disposable gloves.
