Disposable Synthetic Gloves
A latex-free synthetic glove option for buyers seeking an economical single-use barrier with improved stretch compared with basic polyethylene film gloves. Final performance is controlled by the approved material formulation and sample.
- SKU
- TC-SYN-BLK-PF-100
- Category
- Disposable Gloves
- Brand
- TEC CARE
- Supply support
- Packaging, inspection and one-stop purchasing
Choose size, quantity, and specification path.
Use this planning tool to prepare an inquiry. Availability, final pack quantities, pricing, production, freight, and the signed specification are confirmed by HENYO TECARE in writing.
Glove size
Quantity format
Quantity
1 pieces · approximately 1 pieces
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION SHEET
RECOMMENDED APPLICATIONS
- Food handling and general hygiene tasks after applicable documentation review
- Beauty, housekeeping, and short-duration cleaning
- Low-risk inspection and light-duty handling
SELECTION GUIDANCE
Choose synthetic gloves for frequent-change, low-risk workflows where a latex-free option and easier fit are important. Do not assume medical, chemical, or food-contact suitability without the exact model’s supporting documents.
BUYER APPROVAL CHECKLIST
Before ordering, request and review the documents applicable to the intended use and destination market:
- Signed specification and approved pre-production sample identified by the listed SKU
- Current third-party test reports for the referenced glove standard, freedom from holes, powder residue, and any requested chemical claim
- Market authorization and labeling evidence—for example, FDA clearance before a glove is offered in the United States as a medical examination glove
- Biocompatibility, material declaration, shelf-life validation, and food-contact documents when required by the intended use
- Approved packaging artwork, size tolerances, lot traceability, inspection plan, certificate of analysis, and shipping marks
Procurement specification notice: These are premium target specifications for quotation, sample approval, and quality planning. They are not a certification or test result for a particular production lot. Final claims, tolerances, standards, shelf life, and intended use must match the signed specification and current supporting documents for the exact product supplied.