"proteq" Cast Polyethylene (CPE)/ Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE) Gloves [FOOD GRADE]

Design & Features

• Ambidextrous, non-toxic, hygienic, smooth
• Highly suitable for food handling usage
• Colour
• Clear and Blue
• Storage
• The gloves shall maintain their properties when stored in a dry condition. Avoid direct sunlight
• Shelf-life
• 5 years from the date of manufacturing

CPE gloves are made of polyethylene, a kind of resin (i.e., organic compound) created during the polymerization process of ethynylene.

CPE Glove Markets & Industries
CPE gloves are designed for the food service and food processing industries.

When to Use CPE Gloves
CPE gloves are a great alternative for vinyl gloves or latex gloves.

(In fact, when Ohio banned the use of latex gloves in food service operations and retail food establishments this past March, they specifically listed polyethylene gloves as a good alternative for latex gloves.)

CPE Glove Characteristics
CPE gloves offer many positive benefits – most notably their durability. They also tend to weigh more in grams than TPE gloves.

What TPE Gloves are Made Of
TPE gloves are made of thermoplastic elastomers, polymers that can be molded more than once when heated. Thermoplastic elastomers also have the same elasticity as rubber.

TPE Glove Markets & Industries
Like CPE gloves, TPE gloves are designed for the food service and food processing industries.

When to Use TPE Gloves
TPE gloves are another excellent alternative for vinyl gloves since they’re less expensive. They’re also a good alternative for poly gloves.

TPE Glove Characteristics
TPE gloves, like CPE gloves, are known for their durability. They weigh less in grams than CPE gloves and are also flexible and resilient products.