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Nitrile resists oils and solvents and avoids the latex sensitivity some people have. Latex is more elastic and gives more feel, which suits work where dexterity matters most.

Yes. A glove that is too large catches and tears; one too small splits at the fingertips. Sizes run M, L and XL, and the wrong size is used up faster.

To tell grades apart rather than for appearance. Black shows less dirt in a workshop, blue is the general colour, and orange stands out where the glove has to be seen.

90 and 100 piece packs on the nitrile gloves and boxes of 100 on the latex. These are consumed continuously, so pack quantity is where the buying decision sits.

The powder status is stated per glove rather than assumed. Powder aids donning but transfers to whatever is handled, which rules it out for some work.

Black nitrile shows oil and grease less than blue, which is why it is common in a bay. Blue is more usual where cleanliness has to be visible rather than hidden.

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Nitrile and latex behave differently and the choice is not only about preference. Nitrile resists oils and solvents and does not cause the latex sensitivity some people have. Latex is more elastic and gives more feel, which suits work where dexterity matters more than chemical resistance. Both are held in the same sizes so the material is chosen without changing fit.

Size affects protection as much as comfort. A glove that is too large catches and tears; one that is too small splits at the fingertips. Sizes here run M, L and XL, and a box in the wrong size is a box that gets used up faster. Gloves are also sized by hand rather than by person, so a bay stocks more than one size.

Colour is used to tell grades apart rather than for appearance. Black nitrile shows less dirt in a workshop, blue is the general workshop and food-adjacent colour, and orange stands out where a glove has to be seen. All three are held in the same sizes. Keeping one colour per grade also stops two different gloves being confused on a bench.

Pack quantity is where the buying decision actually sits, since these are consumed continuously. Packs of 90 and 100 are held, and a box in the size and colour already in use is what keeps a bay working rather than mixing grades. Send the work to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Pack size is stated per box rather than being assumed to be a hundred.

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FAQs

Nitrile resists oils and solvents and avoids the latex sensitivity some people have. Latex is more elastic and gives more feel, which suits work where dexterity matters most.

Yes. A glove that is too large catches and tears; one too small splits at the fingertips. Sizes run M, L and XL, and the wrong size is used up faster.

To tell grades apart rather than for appearance. Black shows less dirt in a workshop, blue is the general colour, and orange stands out where the glove has to be seen.

90 and 100 piece packs on the nitrile gloves and boxes of 100 on the latex. These are consumed continuously, so pack quantity is where the buying decision sits.

The powder status is stated per glove rather than assumed. Powder aids donning but transfers to whatever is handled, which rules it out for some work.

Black nitrile shows oil and grease less than blue, which is why it is common in a bay. Blue is more usual where cleanliness has to be visible rather than hidden.

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