Radians enters disposable glove marketplace
Radians, a manufacturer of personal protective equipment, recently launched 14 new disposable gloves to meet the growing demand for single-use gloves, a PPE essential to safeguard people and products from contamination, chemicals, and injuries.
To satisfy the safety and hygiene demands of multiple industries, including healthcare, dental, beauty, laboratory, automotive, janitorial, food service, and beyond, the new lineup includes 14 styles of powder-free nitrile and latex gloves in thicknesses ranging from three MIL to 14 MIL.
Radians’ new examination and industrial nitrile gloves offer excellent chemical and puncture resistance and are latex-free to minimize the risk of allergic reactions. Two of the industrial nitrile gloves feature a raised diamond sandblast texture that channels away liquids, improving grip and control in wet, oily, or slippery conditions. The powder-free construction reduces residue and the risk of cross-contamination.
Ideal for precision tasks, Radians’ new latex gloves offer outstanding elasticity, a snug fit, and tactile sensitivity. They keep hands clean and reduce the transfer of germs or bacteria, which is especially important in healthcare, beauty, and food service settings.
“Our powder-free nitrile and latex gloves deliver the comfort, durability, and protection today’s workforce expects—at a value that safety pros and purchasing managers will appreciate,” said Director of Product Development and Procurement Justin Ladd.
“Adding disposable gloves to our lineup strengthens Radians’ position as a single-source PPE manufacturer and supplier, making it easier for customers to get the protection they need from one trusted partner,” said Radians President Bill England.
All Radians products are sold exclusively through authorized dealers. To learn more about Radians' new disposable gloves, click here.
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