The main raw material of nitrile gloves is nitrile rubber emulsion. Nitrile rubber is a synthetic rubber formed from a copolymer of acrylonitrile and butadiene. Nitrile rubber emulsion is a white liquid with viscous properties. In nitrile rubber emulsions, it is usually necessary to add some auxiliary materials to improve the performance and characteristics of the gloves. These auxiliary materials may include vulcanizing agents, accelerators, stabilizers, fillers, plasticizers and pigments.

Prepare a chlorinated solution of appropriate concentration. Solutions containing sodium chloride (NaCl) or other chloride salts are usually used. The concentration of the solution can be adjusted according to need and glove type.

After vulcanization is complete, the gloves are placed together with the mold in a designated cooling area. This is to allow the glove to cool down and maintain its shape. The cooling time is usually based on the size and thickness of the glove and the amount of heat generated during the vulcanization process. After the glove has completely cooled, the mold is opened and the glove is removed from the mold. This can be done manually or automatically, depending on the production equipment and process. The removed gloves will be inspected for release. This includes checking the integrity, appearance and quality of the gloves. If a glove is found to be defective or does not meet standard requirements, it may need to be repaired or deemed defective.

The inspection and sorting of nitrile gloves is an important step to ensure that product quality meets standards. Strict inspection will be carried out on the appearance, size, strength test, leakage test, component analysis, sorting and grading, packaging and labeling of the gloves to ensure that the nitrile gloves The quality of the gloves meets standard requirements and provides reliable protection.

Gloves are inspected to ensure their quality meets standard requirements. This includes checking the size, appearance, strength, etc. of the gloves.

When the nitrile gloves are produced, they are shipped to the warehouse. In the warehouse, the quantity and quality of gloves are checked and recorded, and warehouse personnel select appropriate gloves based on inventory availability and order processing.