PE Gloves

Polyethylene (PE) gloves are the most economical and widely used disposable gloves in the market. They are particularly useful for light duty tasks that require frequent glove changes. At The Safety Zone, we offer a variety of clear PE gloves in high density, low density, cast poly, and a new stretch hybrid version that is also available in blue.

PE gloves have a loose fit design that allows for easy on and off applications. They are especially useful in food service lines, deli counters, and other high volume applications. The clear material makes it easy to see any contamination, and our gloves are powder-free and non-medical, making them perfect for general use.

We take pride in the quality of our gloves, which are 100% Phthalate, Latex, and Silicone-free. This means that they are safe for use by people with latex allergies, and they are environmentally friendly too.

Our PE gloves are perfect for anyone who wants a reliable, economical solution for light duty tasks. They are ideal for food service, hospitality, and industrial use. They are also a great choice for people who need to change gloves frequently, as they are affordable enough to be disposed of after every use.

In conclusion, if you are looking for an affordable, reliable, and versatile glove for light duty tasks, our clear PE gloves are the perfect choice. At The Damao, we take pride in offering high-quality gloves that meet your needs and exceed your expectations. Contact us today to learn more about our polyethylene gloves and how they can benefit you.

PE Gloves VS CPE Gloves

When it comes to disposable gloves, two popular options in the market are PE gloves and CPE gloves. While both gloves are made of similar materials, they have some differences that set them apart. Here’s a comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of PE gloves and CPE gloves.

PE Gloves

Short for polyethylene gloves, are made from low-density polyethylene. They are the most affordable option and are widely used in the food industry, healthcare, and other industries.

Advantages

• Cost-effective, making them an affordable choice for businesses
• Lightweight and comfortable to wear
• Easy to put on and take off
• Waterproof and resistant to chemicals

Disadvantages

• Thin and tear easily, making them less durable than other glove options
• Not suitable for tasks that require a higher level of protection or where there is a risk of puncture or sharp objects

CPE Gloves

CPE gloves, short for cast polyethylene gloves, are made from a more durable form of polyethylene. They are thicker and stronger than PE gloves and offer better protection.

Advantages

• More durable and resistant to tearing, making them a safer choice for tasks that require a higher level of protection
• Suitable for tasks that involve handling of chemicals and other hazardous materials
• Better grip than PE gloves

Disadvantages

• More expensive than PE gloves
• Not as comfortable to wear as PE gloves due to their thickness and stiffness