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Nitrile Exam Gloves 3.5 g

Blue nitrile · Powder-free

3.5 g Nitrile Exam Gloves for Clinics and Dental Practices

Everyday examination glove balancing tactile feel and protection.

Key takeaways

  • 3.5 g blue nitrile exam glove (size M) with a 0.06 mm palm and 0.09 mm fingertip for good tactile feel.
  • Specification sheet lists EN 455, EN 374 and EN 1186; pinhole AQL 1.5; breakage force 6 N minimum before and after aging.
  • The everyday weight for examinations and dental work; step up to 4.0 g for one glove across wards and labs.

The 3.5 g nitrile exam glove is our everyday examination weight. It balances fingertip feel and barrier for routine patient contact and is a common choice for dental practices, outpatient clinics and primary care. Compared with the 3.0 g glove, it is thicker at the cuff and palm and carries a medical examination specification.

Key Features

  • 3.5 g ± 0.3 g at size M; from 2.9 g (XS) to 4.1 g (XL)
  • Thickness: cuff 0.05 mm, palm 0.06 mm, finger 0.09 mm
  • Powder-free and latex-free: no natural rubber latex
  • Ambidextrous, beaded cuff, textured fingertips, length 240 mm minimum
  • Pinhole AQL 1.5; breakage force 6 N minimum before and after aging
  • Specification sheet lists EN 455, EN 374 and EN 1186

Applications

Patient examinations, dental chairside work, vital-sign checks, dressing inspection and routine specimen handling in clinics and wards. For longer shifts, or laboratory work where a slightly stronger glove helps, compare the 4.0 g nitrile examination gloves.

How to specify when requesting a quote

  • Size split (XS to XL) and monthly or tender quantity
  • Color: blue is standard on this specification
  • Documents needed for your market, such as EN 455 test reports
  • Box and carton label language, private-label artwork
  • Destination, and whether gloves ship with other consumables

Technical and purchasing information

Everyday examination glove balancing tactile feel and protection. The final configuration, packaging and supporting documents are confirmed against your order and destination market.

Product type
Blue nitrile · Powder-free
Application
Everyday examination glove balancing tactile feel and protection.

Application and configuration

Confirm the intended use, material, size and model before sample approval or production. Product-specific options are recorded in the quotation and specification sheet.

Packaging and cartons

Packaging, artwork and carton requirements can be reviewed for the selected product. Feasibility is confirmed for the exact order rather than assumed across the category.

Quality and documentation

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Buyer questions, answered

Clear answers for preparing a comparable sourcing request for Nitrile Exam Gloves 3.5 g.

How thick is a 3.5 g nitrile exam glove?

According to its specification sheet, the 3.5 g glove measures 0.05 mm at the cuff, 0.06 mm at the palm and 0.09 mm at the fingertip. The 3.5 g figure is the weight of a size M glove; an XS weighs about 2.9 g and an XL about 4.1 g.

Nitrile exam gloves vs latex: which is better for clinics?

Nitrile contains no natural rubber latex, which matters where staff or patients have latex allergies, and it generally resists punctures well, which is why many clinics standardize on it. Latex stretches more and some users prefer its fit, but allergy policies often restrict it. This glove is latex-free nitrile.

Is a 3.5 g glove thick enough for dental work?

For routine chairside work, yes: our company catalog lists standard examination and dental work as the typical use for 3.5 g. The thinner fingertip keeps tactile feel for instruments. For long procedures or heavy disinfectant contact, consider the thicker 4.0 g or 5.0 g glove.

How is the 3.5 g glove different from the 4.0 g glove?

The 4.0 g glove is 0.01 mm thicker at the cuff and palm and 0.02 mm thicker at the fingertip. The 3.5 g gives more fingertip feel for exam and dental work; the 4.0 g gives a little more strength for mixed ward and laboratory use. Both list EN 455 on their specification sheets.

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