Cole Parmer supply disposable gloves from a range of brands including High-Five, Kimberly Clark, North Oak and MAPA that are available through John Morris Scientific .
The following types of disposable gloves are available:
Latex Gloves provide wearers with a secure grip and the high tactile dexterity. Latex disposable gloves are available in a range of options including powder free for laboratory contamination issues, lightly powdered for perspiration absorption and sterile gloves.
Chloroprene Gloves offer the integrity of a synthetic glove with the feel of natural latex. They are powder-free and reduce the risk of skin irritation. Chloroprene disposable gloves provide a good alternative to latex gloves.
Nitrile Gloves suitable for use by those who have a reaction to natural latex proteins and ensure protection against a variety of chemicals. Nitrile disposable gloves are available in a range of options including powder free for laboratory contamination issues, lightly powdered for perspiration absorption and sterile gloves.
Polyethylene Gloves have a sheer polyethylene film that is free from powder and sulfur. The polyethylene disposable gloves also comply with FDA food contact regulations, making them ideally suited for use in the food industry.
Vinyl Gloves provide an inexpensive alternative to latex gloves. Vinyl disposable gloves are offered in several different weights and are ideally suited to processing or light industrial applications.