ESD Gloves
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| Product families | Conductive knit, coated knit and disposable ESD-qualified film |
|---|---|
| Knitted size choices | S / M / L / XL |
| PU palm-coated length (mm) | S 210 / M 220 / L 230 / XL 250; tip to cuff |
| Disposable length choices (mm) | 229, 240 or 300 overall; separate constructions |
| Contact finish | Uncoated, fingertip grip, palm grip or textured film |
| Comparison documents | Exact construction, size chart, relevant test report and care instructions |
| Quote unit | Pair, individual glove, bag or carton stated explicitly |
Knit and film dimensions belong to separate styles. Compare the same construction and packing unit between quotations.
Size mix, contact finish and packing can be customized for the intended application and purchasing plan.
A useful supplier comparison starts with the same handling task and the same acceptance criteria. Two visually similar gloves may use different yarn, coating coverage or disposable formulations, making a price-only comparison misleading.
Make competing offers describe the same glove
A quotation for a conductive textile liner is not directly interchangeable with one for a coated assembly glove. Even within a coated family, fingertips-only coverage and a full working palm can feel different on the same part. Ask each supplier to identify the offered construction before comparing price, pack quantity or expected consumption.
| Comparison point | What a useful offer identifies | Why it changes the decision |
|---|---|---|
| Contact material | Liner and coating, or the complete disposable film | The product touches the working face, not a generic material name. |
| Electrical evidence | Identifiable glove, method, sample condition and reported result | A resistance number without its measurement basis cannot establish equivalence. |
| Fit | Size chart and representative samples | Letter sizes can differ between suppliers and constructions. |
| Use cycle | Single use or documented care for a reusable style | Purchase price alone excludes replacement and handling costs. |
| Order unit | Pieces or pairs, with bag and carton quantities | A lower box price may contain fewer usable pairs. |
Use a trial that resembles production
Let operators with different hand sizes perform the intended task: opening a tray, lifting the part, using a latch and placing the assembly. Note where fingertips bunch, grip slips or the coating leaves an unwanted mark. A comfortable empty-hand fit is only the beginning of the assessment.
Run the glove's electrical evaluation through the site's ESD procedure and evaluate cleanliness separately when the product requires it. Keep the sample identity and its packaging with the trial record, so the approved sample can later be compared with the delivered specification.
Do not approve a family by one favourable sample
A different coating, colour, size range or manufacturing source may constitute a different variant. Require the supplier to explain what the evidence covers. If laundering is planned, evaluate that use cycle instead of relying only on an unused sample.
Read the cost beyond the carton
The useful commercial unit is the quantity needed for the actual operation. Reusable knit styles may be issued as pairs, while ambidextrous disposable gloves are commonly counted individually. Include the size distribution, expected changes per shift, packing format and any handling needed before entry into the work area.
A nominally cheaper glove can create unnecessary repeat orders if its smallest or largest sizes are not part of the same supply range. Agree how variant changes will be communicated and whether a proposed substitute needs a new trial. Do not accept an unexplained substitution merely because its colour and size label match.
Turn the comparison into a purchasing specification
Record the accepted construction, working surface, sizes, permitted use cycle, packing unit and required evidence in the order description. Retain an approved sample where practical. This gives purchasing, receiving and production a common reference and makes later discrepancies easier to resolve.
shengtongjh provides an industrial sourcing enquiry route for these choices. Include the task, size mix and acceptance requirements when requesting a quotation. For ongoing order control after selection, see ESD gloves supplier.
Size mix, contact finish and packing can be customized for the intended application and purchasing plan.