Influence of collection solvent on permeation of di-n-octyl disulfide through nitrile glove material

Permeation of a Metalworking Fluid Through a Latex Glove Under Field Use Conditions

“…In the laboratory, the glove was taken out of the jar by gloved hands, and the rubber band removed. About 5 mL perfluorohexane (>98.5% purity) from Apollo Scientific, Bredbury, Cheshire, UK (Xu and Que Hee 2006a , 2008b ; Phalen and Que Hee 2008 ) was pipetted into the inside of the glove through the small opening at the glove wrist-end. The opening was then closed, the glove shaken up and down for 10 s, kneaded 15 s to ensure that perfluorohexane wet the entire inner surface, and shaken further for another 5 s. The perfluorohexane was then dripped into a 20 mL acid-washed glass vial with Teflon-lined screw-cap.…”

Factorial design investigation on two-way quaternary factors of thermal aging of chlorinated nitrile latex tensile properties

“…NiR glove is stronger than natural rubber latex glove with a relatively good resistance against oil and punctures. 1 Unlike natural rubber latex glove with the possibility of causing protein allergy to the selective users, the NiR latex glove are widely wore by the workers in the heavy industry and in health care for handling hazardous substances and blood-borne pathogens. In fact, Vredenburgh et al 2 has clarified that the NiR synthetic gloves is a strong material possessing greater resistance to puncture than latex.…”