Nuclear Radiation Protection Gloves
• Product Introduction
This product is mainly used with Glove-Box or nuclear radiation protective clothing. It has good protection capabilities aginst γ-ray, X-ray and neutrons. The product's protection performance, comfort and service life have reached the international advanced level, which can meet the use requirement of different working conditions.

Features/Advantages of Nuclear Radiation Protection Gloves:
Excellent radiation protection ability
Excellent radiation aging resistance
Good acid, alkali and organic solvent resistance
Excellent cold resistance (-40 degrees Celsius below zero)
Excellent flexibility

• Application areas
Nuclear Industry

Application Fields of Nuclear Radiation Protection Gloves: Nuclear Industry

Butyl Rubber Protection Gloves can be worn directly or used in a Glove-Box. Butyl rubber protection gloves have good chemical resistance and excellent air tightness. Butyl rubber protection gloves can be used for anti-tritium, anti-hydrofluoric acid, but should avoid from contacting with aliphatic solvents and halogenated hydrocarbons.

Features/Advantages of Butyl Rubber Protection Gloves:
Excellent Gas and Liquid Impermeability
Good Chemical Resistance
Excellent Ozone Resistance and UV Resistance
Excellent Flexibility
Good Antistatic Performance (Resistivity 10⁵-10⁸ Ω.cm)

Application Fields of Butyl Rubber Protection Gloves: Nuclear Industry, Electronics Industry, Chemical Industry

Neoprene Gloves can be directly worn or used with a Glove-Box. Neoprene Gloves have good chemical resistance and mechanical protection. Neoprene Gloves are suitable for the treatments of acid and alkali chemicals, and the uses in the environments with lipids or organic solvents. Neoprene Gloves should avoid from contacting with aromatic hydrocarbon solvents and halogenated hydrocarbon solvents.

Features/Advantages of Neoprene Gloves:
Good chemical resistance
Good mechanical protection performance
Good ozone and UV resistance
Good flexibility

Application Fields of Neoprene Gloves: Nuclear industry, chemical industry, biomedicine, machinery manufacturing

Natural Latex Rubber Gloves can be worn alone or used with a Glove-Box, with relatively low cost, good comprehensive physical properties, and good operational flexibility.

Features/Advantages of Natural Latex Rubber Gloves:
Good resistance to acid, alkali and alcohol
Excellent cold resistance
Excellent flexibility
Cost advantage

Application Fields of Natural Latex Rubber Gloves: Nuclear industry, biomedicine, electronics, chemical industry

Chlorosulfonated Polyethylene Rubber Gloves are commonly known as Hypalon gloves. which can be worn alone or used with a Glove-Box. Chlorosulfonated Polyethylene Rubber Gloves have excellent chemical resistance and are suitable for usages in the environments with peroxides and acetic acid. Chlorosulfonated Polyethylene Rubber Gloves should avoid from contacting with aromatic hydrocarbons and halogenated hydrocarbons.

Features/Advantages of Chlorosulfonated Polyethylene Rubber Gloves:
Excellent chemical resistance
Good ozone resistance and UV resistance
Better flexibility
Better resistance to ionizing radiation
Resistant to sterilants (hydrogen peroxide), sterilization processes (gamma and beta rays)
Can meet with the requirement of high temperature (121 ℃) repeated sterilization.

Application Fields of Chlorosulfonated Polyethylene Rubber Gloves: Nuclear industry, biomedicine