Precautions when using gloves
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The products produced by the gloves factory have become essential for thermal insulation or medical antibacterial and industrial protection products in cold regions. Gloves are divided into sewing, knitting and immersion according to the manufacturing method.
Varieties include disposable latex gloves, cotton gloves, dipped gloves, cowhide gloves, high temperature gloves, welder gloves, cut-resistant gloves, etc.
The material classification of gloves: metal wire-ordinary stainless steel wire, and chrome alloy wire, mainly used to make cut-resistant gloves. This type of material has the strongest cut resistance, is easy to clean, but is heavy and inconvenient to use. Kevlar fiber, Spectra and other synthetic yarns-they are also better synthetic fiber cut-resistant materials.
The size of the gloves should be appropriate. If the glove is too tight, it will restrict blood circulation and easily cause fatigue and discomfort; if it is too loose, it will become inflexible and easy to fall off. The selected gloves must have adequate protection. The environment where steel wire cut-resistant gloves and synthetic yarn cut-resistant gloves should be used. In order to ensure its protective function, gloves must be replaced regularly. If it exceeds the expiration date, it may hurt hands or skin.
After analyzing the pain points faced by companies and consumers in the glove industry, gloves factory decided to find a market segment and use this segment as an entry point to enter the market, avoiding fierce competition of product homogeneity, and effectively solving the problem faced by consumers Pain points.
