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Disposable Gloves Bulk Wholesale — Latex & Nitrile, Food-Safe
Disposable Gloves Bulk Wholesale — Latex & Nitrile, Food-Safe
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Factory & Certification
Your Trusted Glove Manufacturer Since 1993 Founded in 1993, Guangzhou Junda Gloves is a manufacturer of rubber and medical gloves, certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, FDA, and CE standards. We operate 10 automated glove production lines and a 1,000 m² R&D center, offering flexible OEM and ODM services under our own brands — Yuelong, Baixiang, and Hongmei. Trusted by clients worldwide, we deliver quality protective and medical gloves at factory-direct pricing.
Downloads
Please download the ASTM D6319 Nitrile Gloves Test Report and ISO 13485 Quality Management Certification.
Custom / OEM / ODM
We support OEM/ODM customization: logo printing, custom appearance, specification adjustments, packaging design and more. Contact our sales team for pricing and samples.
What gloves should I use in a restaurant kitchen?
Use nitrile gloves for heavy kitchen work — they resist grease, oil, and chemicals better than latex. For front-of-house and light food prep, latex gloves are more cost-effective and tactile. Both are food-safe.
What gloves do nail salons use?
Nail salons prefer white nitrile gloves — they're latex-free (many clients have latex allergies), powder-free (no dust on nails), and thin enough for detailed work like acrylics and gel nails.
Powdered or powder-free gloves for food service?
Always use powder-free in food service. Cornstarch powder leaves residue on food and can affect taste. Powdered gloves are fine for cleaning, janitorial, and non-food applications.
I'm allergic to latex — what should I use?
Use nitrile gloves. Nitrile is 100% synthetic rubber, contains no natural latex proteins, and is safe for people with latex allergies. It's also more resistant to oils and chemicals.
What gloves are best for cleaning and janitorial work?
nitrile gloves are the standard for cleaning crews — they're chemical-resistant, durable, and cost-effective. For heavy-duty cleaning with harsh chemicals, go with a thicker nitrile grade.
How thick should disposable gloves be?
For light food prep: 3.5g nitrile is fine. For heavy kitchen work, cleaning, or mechanical work: 5g latex or thick nitrile offers better puncture resistance. Thicker doesn't always mean better — match the glove to the task.
Can I use the same gloves for cooking and cleaning?
We recommend keeping separate gloves. Use food-safe gloves (latex or nitrile, powder-free) for cooking and food handling. Use a different, more chemical-resistant glove for cleaning with detergents and sanitizers.
OEM & Private Label Services
Custom disposable gloves manufacturing — tailored to your brand
Custom Packaging
Color box design, outer carton printing, brand logo on packaging — fully customizable
Logo Printing
Logo printed on gloves, box, and carton — multiple printing methods available
OEM MOQ
Minimum 3,000 boxes per order for custom branding
No Mold Fee
No plate / mold charge for custom packaging and logo printing
Sample Available
Samples available for purchase — contact us to request and confirm sample pricing
Certified Quality
ISO 9001, ISO 13485, FDA, and CE certified factory. All products meet international standards.