Vinyl gloves
Vinyl gloves are an economical, allergen-free alternative for short-term, low-risk tasks.
Their ease of use and basic protection make them an ideal choice for industrial applications, light cleaning, and beauty treatments.
Explore our single-use glove offering and discover our nitrile and latex gloves.
Vinyl Gloves: Cost-Effective, Versatile Protection
Vinyl gloves are made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and are a cost-effective, versatile option for many professional applications. Unlike latex or nitrile gloves, vinyl gloves are free of allergenic proteins and are less elastic, providing basic protection against contaminants while still being suitable for short-term, low-risk tasks.
Advantages of Vinyl Gloves
Cost-Effective
Vinyl gloves are generally less expensive than latex or nitrile gloves, making them ideal for applications that require frequent glove changes.
Less Allergenic
Being latex-free, they reduce the risk of allergic reactions, making them suitable for those with latex allergies.
Comfort and Ease of Use
Although less form-fitting and elastic, vinyl gloves are easy to put on and take off, providing adequate comfort for short-term tasks.
Barrier Protection
Provide effective protection against minor contaminants, making them suitable for low-risk environments.
What are vinyl gloves used for?
RECOMMENDED USE CASES
Food Industry |
Ideal for food preparation and handling, providing protection against cross-contamination. Widely used by cooks and catering staff to maintain high hygiene standards. |
Light Cleaning and Maintenance |
Suitable for light cleaning tasks, vinyl gloves protect against non-aggressive cleaning products and keep hands clean, and for basic maintenance activities. Used by maintenance and cleaning staff. |
Industrial Applications |
Perfect for short-term tasks in low-risk industrial environments, vinyl gloves provide adequate protection against minor dirt and contaminants. Used for light manufacturing and assembly work. |
Personal Care & Aesthetics |
Beauty salon professionals use vinyl gloves for personal care, manicure and hairdressing procedures to maintain strict hygiene. This type of glove is also used by tattooists/piercers for tasks where dexterity and protection are important, while minimizing the risk of allergic reactions. |
How to Choose Disposable Gloves: Nitrile, Latex or Vinyl?
LATEX GLOVES
Latex gloves are known for their elasticity, snug fit and tactile sensitivity. They provide an excellent barrier against biological contaminants and are commonly used in the medical and dental fields. However, some individuals may be allergic to latex proteins, which limits their use for these individuals.
VINYL GLOVES VS NITRILE GLOVES
Vinyl Gloves | Nitrile Gloves |
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Vinyl gloves provide basic protection against contaminants. They are less elastic and tight fitting than nitrile or latex gloves but less expensive.
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Nitrile gloves are highly resistant to punctures and chemicals. Suitable for people with latex allergies, they offer good elasticity and high tactile sensitivity.
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Opt for vinyl gloves for short, low-risk tasks where comfort and durability are not top priorities. Vinyl helps avoid allergic reactions to latex and is a more economical option.
Powdered or Powder-Free Vinyl Gloves?
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POWDERED GLOVES
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The powder makes putting on the gloves easier, which reduces the risk of tearing.
The powder allows for better absorption of moisture and sweat, making the gloves more comfortable to wear.
Ideal for environments where gloves need to be changed frequently. |
The powder can contaminate work surfaces or food, for example.
Although rare, some people may be sensitive to the powder used. |
POWDER-FREE GLOVES |
Powder-free gloves minimize the risk of allergies and skin irritations.
No potential powder residue to contaminate clothing, work surfaces or food, for example. |
Without the lubrication of the powder, it can be more difficult to put on and take off the gloves, especially with wet hands. |
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Tips for using vinyl gloves
WASHING ON
- Before putting on the gloves, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water, then dry them.
- Choose the right size gloves so that they fit properly.
WEARING GLOVES
- Remove the gloves from their packaging and put them on.
- Check the gloves for tears or punctures.
- Change gloves between tasks to avoid cross-contamination, especially in the catering industry where handling raw and cooked foods requires clean gloves each time.
GLOVE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
- Remove gloves by turning them inside out, without touching the skin, and dispose of them in an appropriate pedal bin.
- Wash your hands immediately afterwards.
IMPORTANCE OF WEARING GLOVES IN THE CATERING INDUSTRY
Food safety and hygiene
Maintain strict hygiene and prevent foodborne illness.
Prevent cross-contamination
Avoid food contamination by changing gloves between tasks.
Compliance with sanitation standards
Comply with regulations to protect customers and the establishment.
Environmental impact
We strive to reduce our environmental impact by adopting sustainable practices in the design, production and marketing of our products.