Regarding the advantages of dipped gloves, everyone knows that the outer layer of glue has a very good protection against oil, water, acid and alkali, and has improved durability. But the shortcomings of dipped gloves are also very obvious, that is, the glue is not breathable, and it is uncomfortable to wear in a hot environment, and it is easy to sweat.

In the development process of gloves, the earliest labor protection gloves were made of leather or cloth. With the invention of glove knitting machines, the varieties of gloves became more abundant. There was basically no question of breathability in either cloth gloves or knitted gloves. With the advent of dipped gloves a few years ago, the breathability of gloves has become an inevitable problem. Dipped protective gloves are softer and lighter than leather gloves, and more wear-resistant than yarn knitted gloves or cloth gloves. Therefore, they have been the handle of labor protective gloves for more than ten years. Generally speaking, dipped gloves are mostly palm-dipped or semi-dipped, and the back of the hand is open back. This operation is mainly for the factory to reduce costs, because the palm and the object are basically in contact with the object during the use of the glove, and the back of the hand is rarely involved. Labor process. There is no rubber covering on the back of the glove, which is generally believed to increase the breathability of the glove. Although the breathability is increased compared to the fully dipped glove, the effect is effective because the hand sweat is mainly on the palm. In order to completely solve the problem of palm breathability, dipped gloves can only be improved on the dipped coating. At present, the commonly used method is foaming.