Surgical Gloves

• Description: Sterile, high-precision gloves designed for surgical procedures.
• Features:
• High elasticity and tear resistance.
• Anatomical fit reduces hand fatigue.
• Available in powdered and powder-free options.

Long Cuff Surgical Gloves are a specialized type of surgical glove designed for use in medical procedures that require extended protection. These gloves cover more of the forearm than standard surgical gloves, providing enhanced safety and reducing the risk of exposure to contaminants.

Long cuff surgical gloves are made from materials like latex, nitrile, or vinyl, which offer different levels of protection and comfort. They are specifically designed to be worn during surgeries or other medical procedures where there's a need for both hand dexterity and additional coverage of the forearm.

1. Extended Cuff Length: These gloves have a longer cuff that extends above the wrist, providing additional protection against contaminants or fluids during procedures.

2. Sterile or Non-Sterile Options: They are available in both sterile and non-sterile versions, depending on the needs of the medical environment.

3. Comfort and Dexterity: Despite their longer design, they are still manufactured to ensure a snug, comfortable fit that allows for maximum tactile sensitivity and dexterity, which is essential for precise surgical tasks.

4. Latex, Nitrile, or Vinyl:

   • Latex: Known for its elasticity and comfort, offering a close fit.
   • Nitrile: A good alternative for those with latex allergies; provides strength and puncture resistance.
   • Vinyl: More cost-effective, though it offers less durability and flexibility compared to latex and nitrile.

5. Puncture and Tear Resistance: Long cuff gloves often come with higher durability to withstand sharp objects or other risks in surgical environments.

6. Allergy-Free Options: For individuals with sensitivities, there are latex-free options (usually nitrile or vinyl).

7. Smooth or Textured Grip: Many gloves have a textured surface on the fingers or palms to help with grip, especially when handling small, delicate instruments.

8. Anti-Slip and Secure Fit: They are designed to stay in place during long procedures to ensure the medical professional remains focused and protected.

These gloves are essential for high-risk procedures like orthopedic surgeries, trauma cases, or when there is a higher likelihood of fluid exposure.

Long Cuff Surgical Gloves are a specialized type of surgical glove designed for use in medical procedures that require extended protection. These gloves cover more of the forearm than standard surgical gloves, providing enhanced safety and reducing the risk of exposure to contaminants.

Long cuff surgical gloves are made from materials like latex, nitrile, or vinyl, which offer different levels of protection and comfort. They are specifically designed to be worn during surgeries or other medical procedures where there's a need for both hand dexterity and additional coverage of the forearm.

1. Extended Cuff Length: These gloves have a longer cuff that extends above the wrist, providing additional protection against contaminants or fluids during procedures.

2. Sterile or Non-Sterile Options: They are available in both sterile and non-sterile versions, depending on the needs of the medical environment.

3. Comfort and Dexterity: Despite their longer design, they are still manufactured to ensure a snug, comfortable fit that allows for maximum tactile sensitivity and dexterity, which is essential for precise surgical tasks.

4. Latex, Nitrile, or Vinyl:

   • Latex: Known for its elasticity and comfort, offering a close fit.
   • Nitrile: A good alternative for those with latex allergies; provides strength and puncture resistance.
   • Vinyl: More cost-effective, though it offers less durability and flexibility compared to latex and nitrile.

5. Puncture and Tear Resistance: Long cuff gloves often come with higher durability to withstand sharp objects or other risks in surgical environments.

6. Allergy-Free Options: For individuals with sensitivities, there are latex-free options (usually nitrile or vinyl).

7. Smooth or Textured Grip: Many gloves have a textured surface on the fingers or palms to help with grip, especially when handling small, delicate instruments.

8. Anti-Slip and Secure Fit: They are designed to stay in place during long procedures to ensure the medical professional remains focused and protected.

These gloves are essential for high-risk procedures like orthopedic surgeries, trauma cases, or when there is a higher likelihood of fluid exposure.