China wholesale Latex Gloves - Widely Used Blue Yellow Long Latex Rubber Gloves Neoprene Industrial Latex Glove Wholesale – Red Sunshine

About this item

Acid and alkali environment with good barrier properties ,protecting hands from chemicals

Neoprene coating protects form grease and other agents

Recessed-diamond grip pattern on the barbecue gloves provides a positive, non-slip grip

Washable, removable cotton liners absorb perspiration

Oi and acid and alkali resistant

Good physical and mechanical properties, oil resistance, heat resistance, wear resistance, acid and alkali resistance.
Penetration-proof, chemical-proof

Palm non-slip texture

Good non – slip design can be in a variety of occasions, grip style palm and Fingers, good grasp, safety and security

Neoprene gloves are a type of thick, waterproof rubber gloves. Neoprene is a trademark name for polychloroprene, which has been registered by DuPont. This product is a family of synthetic rubber that has a wide number of consumer and industrial applications, ranging from wet suits and scuba gloves to fan belts and laptop sleeves.

The chemical properties of neoprene make it very popular for situations where a item requires the ability to add a layer of insulation type material while providing a snug fit. Neoprene gloves are often used in combat, fire prevention and related situations. One of the benefits of neoprene gloves is the cost. These types of gloves have all the benefit of more expensive, breathable fabrics at a much lower price point. If the situation requires neoprene gloves to be insulated against extreme cold or underwater situations, the air spaces within the gloves are filled with nitrogen.

Neoprene was first developed by chemists at DuPont in 1930. The work was inspired by a lecture given by Fr. Julius Nieuwland at the University of Notre Dame. He developed a jelly with similar properties to rubber when exposed to sulfur dichloride. DuPont purchased the patent rights to this product and worked together with Nieuwland to develop this further.