How Long Are Nitrile Gloves Good For

Black Nitrile Disposable Gloves are the preferred disposable gloves for mechanics in Australia. Some black nitrile disposable gloves even have low sweat technology, making them perfect for mechanics and outdoor tradespeople in the Australian Summer.

Are Nitrile Gloves Food Safe?

Nitrile Gloves are food safe by Australian Food Standards. However, not all gloves are HACCP Certified Food Safe, so always check with the manufacturer before using nitrile gloves with food.

Are Nitrile Gloves BPA Free?

Nitrile Gloves are BPA free, Latex-free, Phthalate-free, Vinyl Free, MBT free and often powder-free.

Are Nitrile Gloves Waterproof?

Yes, Nitrile gloves are waterproof. The Glove Company’s nitrile gloves also have strong chemical resistance. Nitrile is derived from rubber so it is naturally waterproof.

glove with water droplets
Nitrile gloves are waterproof.

How Long Are Nitrile Gloves Good For?

Nitrile gloves last a long time, however like any natural product they will eventually degrade. To ensure your box of nitrile gloves lasts its lifetime, make sure that you store them out of direct sunlight, and out of the heat.

What Do Nitrile Gloves Protect Against?

Nitrile Gloves protect the wearer’s hands. The nitrile material keeps the wears hands safe from any contamination, and they also stop the user from contaminating any item or surface that they are touching. Nitrile is waterproof, greaseproof, oil proof and most importantly, chemical resistant to a range of common chemicals and substances. Nitrile gloves are also commonly used in the medical industry due to their high puncture resistance, and dexterous strength.

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Are Nitrile Gloves Impermeable?

It is important to remember nothing is impermeable forever. Nitrile material does have a higher chemical resistance rate than compared to latex material, although some chemicals will eventually pass through, especially strong grade chemicals. However, for an everyday work glove, nitrile gloves are a good choice for hand protection against common chemicals.

Are Nitrile Gloves Recyclable?

Yes, Nitrile Gloves are recyclable in Australia. Nitrile gloves can be recycled. However, they need to go in a special separate recycling bin, as opposed to your standard recycling bin. The Glove Company firmly believes in protecting everyone’s hands, as well as the beautiful planet we call home. That’s why we are happy to introduce you to TerraCycle.

TerraCycle is a company that provides specialist disposable glove recycling boxes. You can buy them online, or from Australia Post. Fill the box with your used disposable nitrile, vinyl or latex gloves. Then you simply ship the box to the collection address, and shipping is already included in the price of the box!

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