Nitrile rubber gloves are usually divided into disposable gloves, medium-duty unlined gloves and light-duty lined gloves, which are resistant to grease (including animal fat), xylene, polyethylene, and aliphatic solvents. Pesticide formulations, commonly used in the use of biological components and other chemicals. Nitrile rubber gloves do not contain proteins, amino compounds and other harmful substances, and are very rare to cause allergies. Silicone-free, with certain antistatic properties, suitable for the production needs of the electronics industry. Low surface chemical residues, low ionic content and low particle content make it suitable for strict clean room environments.
Similar to the comfort of natural rubber, neoprene gloves are resistant to light, aging, flexing, acid and alkali, ozone, combustion, heat and oil.

Butyl rubber is only used as a material for medium-sized unlined gloves, and can be used in glove boxes, anaerobic boxes, incubators, and operation boxes; parafluoric acid, aqua regia, nitric acid, strong acid, strong alkali, toluene, alcohol, etc. Strong durability, special rubber synthetic liquid resistant gloves.
Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) can be used as a material for medium-sized lined gloves, so the gloves can be used against a variety of organic chemicals such as aliphatic, aromatic hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, fluorocarbons and most ketones (except acetone), Esters as well as ethers provide high levels of protection and corrosion resistance.