Neoprene Gloves Made of natural rubber, these are five-finger gloves made from latex through pressing, shaping, vulcanization, and plastic dipping. Primarily used in electrical work, they protect hands and bodies. They are discharge-proof, waterproof, acid and alkali resistant, fire-resistant, and anti-corrosive. If neoprene gloves become dirty, wash them with soap and water below 65 degrees Celsius. After drying, apply talcum powder. If, after washing, tar or paint residue remains, immediately clean the area with detergent (but don't use too much!), rinse immediately, and follow the above steps.

How to properly use neoprene gloves?

1. Workers should wear the gloves, ensuring fingers are properly aligned with the glove finger holes, and sleeves should be tucked inside the glove opening.

2. Contaminated neoprene gloves can be washed with soap and water below 60 degrees Celsius. Gloves with tar-like or paint substances should not be used before cleaning. A specialized cleaning agent for insulated rubber products should be used. Do not use rubber water, gasoline, etc., to remove contaminants, as this will damage the insulating properties of the neoprene gloves.

3. Damp gloves from use or washing should be thoroughly dried and stored with talcum powder.

4. Mix the neoprene gloves and materials.

5. Do not Neoprene Gloves mix with oils or corrosive substances.

Neoprene Glove Execution Standards:

(1) After purchasing gloves, if they encounter rain, dampness, mildew, or other abnormalities during transportation or storage, they should be sent to a testing authority for electrical performance testing.

(2) An inflation check is required before use. If any damage is found, they cannot be used.

(3) During work, to prevent accidents, tuck the sleeves into the glove opening.

(4) After use, clean the inside and outside of any dirt until dry, sprinkle with talcum powder to smooth and prevent damage from pressure, and do not place them on the floor.

(5) They should be stored in a dry, ventilated indoor environment with a temperature of -15°C to 30°C and a relative humidity of 50% to 80%, away from heat sources, and at least 20 centimeters from the ground and walls. Avoid contact with acids, alkalis, oils, and other substances. Do not place them outdoors, avoid direct sunlight, and do not place them on the ground.

(6) Preventive testing should be conducted every 6 months.

Neoprene Glove Maintenance Methods

1. Storage: Neoprene gloves should be stored in a dry, dark environment with an indoor temperature of 10°C to 22°C.

2. Cleaning and Drying: If the gloves are dirty, wash them with soap and water below 65 degrees Celsius. Dry thoroughly and apply talcum powder. If, after washing, tar or paint residue remains, immediately clean the area with detergent (but don't use too much!), rinse immediately, and follow the above steps. Do not clean with gasoline, kerosene, alcohol, or other solvents! Damp gloves from use or washing should be thoroughly dried at a temperature not exceeding 65 degrees Celsius.

3. Frequently used gloves should be tested at least every 6 months; occasionally used gloves should be tested after each use! In any case, neoprene gloves stored in a warehouse must be tested every 12 months, with intervals not exceeding 12 months.

4. After purchasing gloves, if rain, dampness, mildew, or other abnormalities are found during transportation or storage, they should be sent to a testing authority for electrical performance testing.

5. An inflation check is required before use. If any damage is found, they cannot be used.

6. During work, to prevent accidents, tuck the sleeves into the glove opening.

7. After use, clean the inside and outside of any dirt until dry, and sprinkle with talcum powder to smooth. Do not place them under pressure to prevent damage, and do not place them on the floor.

8. Store in a dry, ventilated room with a temperature of -15°C to 30°C and a relative humidity of 50% to 80%, away from heat sources, and at least 20 centimeters from the ground and walls. Avoid contact with acids, alkalis, oils, and other substances. Do not place them outdoors, avoid direct sunlight, and do not place them on the ground.

Neoprene gloves are personal protective equipment that protects hands and bodies. Made of rubber, latex, and plastic, they are electrically insulating, waterproof, acid-resistant, oxidation-resistant, and oil-resistant. Suitable for the electric power industry, automotive and mechanical maintenance, chemical industry, and precision installation. To learn more Nanyang gloves, latex gloves, industrial gloves please follow us.

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