In today’s competitive glove market, manufacturers must balance safety performance with cost-effectiveness. One proven approach is the use of blended latex systems, particularly combinations of NBR latex and Styrene-Butadiene Rubber (SBR) latex. The benefits of this blending strategy are both techni... read more
End-users of gloves—whether in healthcare, laboratories, or industrial settings—expect not only safety but also comfort. The role of latex formulations is critical in balancing protection with user experience. One approach to improved comfort is through controlling elasticity and softness. NBR latex... read more
Sustainability has become a key priority in the glove industry as manufacturers respond to increasing global awareness of environmental responsibility. Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR) latex is playing a central role in this transition, thanks to its adaptability and compatibility with greener product... read more
One of the biggest opportunities in the glove industry today is product differentiation. End-users are demanding gloves tailored to specific industries and working environments. To achieve this, glove producers are increasingly turning to customized latex formulations. Customization can include para... read more
In glove production, selecting the right material depends on performance requirements, cost, and end-use applications. Two commonly discussed options are Polyurethane Dispersion (PUD) and NBR latex, each offering distinct strengths. From a performance perspective, PUD provides good flexibility, soft... read more