Function and safe use of dipped gloves

Dipping is one of the labor protection gloves. For gloves, there are many types of safety gloves. In addition to chemical resistance, there are also anti-cutting, electrical insulation, waterproof, cold, thermal radiation, and fire-resistant and flame-retardant. It is particularly necessary to clarify that the general anti-acid and alkali-resistant gloves are not equivalent to chemical-resistant protective gloves. Since many chemicals have different soaking capabilities compared to the raw materials of the gloves, they should be selected when needed. Soaked safety gloves. Furthermore, according to the characteristics of safety protective gloves, referring to the possible touch timings, the appropriate gloves should be selected, and the concentration of chemicals should be considered to determine that the gloves can withstand the concentration. For example, gloves made of natural rubber can withstand low-concentration inorganic acids but cannot resist concentrated nitric acid and concentrated sulfuric acid. Rubber gloves have an outstanding blocking effect on pathogenic microorganisms and radioactive dust.