It’s safe to say that in the manufacturing industry, hand protection is a priority.
From working with machinery to encountering chemicals and hazardous materials to protecting products from contamination, single-use gloves factor into just about any scenario that involves making things. Some jobs require specialty protection like extra-thick neoprene, cut-resistant, or “armored” and padded work gloves, but just about everyone needs some degree of hand safety.
What’s so interesting about how disposable gloves are made? Quite a lot, it seems.
We frequently get questions about what’s involved in making gloves. We’ve also published a few blog posts over the years describing the manufacturing process, and they’re always among our most popular.
We get a lot of questions about the difference between exam- and industrial-grade gloves.
We also get a lot of questions about Acceptable Quality Level, or AQL. What is it, and how does it apply to disposable gloves?
