Gants jetables latex, nitrile et vinyle pour professionnels

Disposable latex, nitrile and vinyl gloves for professionals

Disposable latex, nitrile, vinyl and polyethylene gloves, sizes S to XL, in boxes of 100 or cases of 1,000 for food service, hygiene and cleaning. The right glove depends on…

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Disposable latex, nitrile, vinyl and polyethylene gloves, sizes S to XL, in boxes of 100 or cases of 1,000 for food service, hygiene and cleaning.

The right glove depends on the task: handling food, cleaning with chemicals, quick service or precision work. Compare the materials in the guide below the grid, choose your size using the dimensions given, then order in the packaging unit that matches your consumption. Delivery in 48 to 72 h in mainland France.

Latex, nitrile, vinyl or polyethylene: which material to choose?

Material

Strengths

Recommended use

At Covr

Nitrile

Good resistance to grease and many chemicals, latex-free

Kitchen, food preparation, cleaning, people sensitive to latex

Black and blue, S to XL

Latex

High elasticity and tactile sensitivity

Precision work, if there is no latex allergy in the team

White, S to XL; powdered models

Vinyl

Economical, latex-free

Short tasks and frequent changes

Transparent, S to XL

Polyethylene (HDPE)

Very economical, quick to put on

Counter service, quick food handling

Transparent, S to L

Translucent PVC

Economical

Short tasks

Powdered

Powdered or powder-free gloves?

Powder makes gloves easier to put on but leaves residues on hands and surfaces. For direct handling of food, prefer a powder-free glove. Powdered gloves remain suitable for cleaning and tasks without food contact.

Which glove size should you choose?

Size

Covr glove dimensions (length x width)

S

24 x 8,4 cm

M

24 x 9,4 cm

L

24 x 10,5 cm

XL

24 x 11,3 cm

Measure the width of your palm, thumb excluded, and choose the size whose width is closest. A glove that is too tight tears when put on, a glove that is too loose loses precision.

Food contact and chemical protection

A glove intended to touch food must comply with Regulation (EC) 1935/2004 on materials in contact with foodstuffs; it bears the glass and fork symbol on its packaging. For handling chemicals or biological risk, the EN ISO 374 standard indicates the level of protection. Check these mentions on the data sheet of each reference.

Box of 100 or case of 1,000?

Boxes of 100 suit small businesses and occasional uses. Cases of 1,000 reduce the price per glove for kitchens, cleaning teams and high-turnover establishments.

Frequently asked questions

Does nitrile replace latex?

For most professional uses, yes: it offers good resistance without exposing the team to the risk of latex allergy.

Can a disposable glove be reused?

No: it is changed with each change of task, and as soon as it is punctured or soiled.

What is the difference between a disposable glove and a household glove?

The household glove, thicker, is reused for cleaning; the disposable glove is changed after use.