Gloves
Gloves you can trust
We know how disruptive it can be when gloves tear mid-task, do not fit right, or compromise safety. That is why every batch is tested by our own on-site quality assurance team - to ensure strength, comfort, and performance you can rely on.
From infection control to food safety, we make it easier to choose the right glove for the job – so you can focus on what matters most.
A glove for every task
No matter where you work – a hospital, kitchen, or warehouse – we have you covered. From patient care to food safety and industrial cleaning, finding the right glove makes all the difference.
Nitrile examination gloves
COATS® – made to avoid skin irritation
Latex examination gloves
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Antimicrobial gloves
They are the world’s first non-leaching antimicrobial gloves, proven effective against bacteria and viruses, including SARS-CoV-2. Designed to reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) while being gentle on skin.
Household gloves
When the job gets tough, you need gloves that can keep up. ABENA’s household gloves protect against oil, detergents, dirt, and more – while offering excellent grip and comfort. With textured fingers and palms, they ensure a secure hold in wet conditions. Several gloves meet EU 2016/425 level 3 for high performance.
Available in latex, nitrile, and phthalate-free vinyl.
Vinyl examination gloves
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Let us help you meet your goals – from enhancing operational efficiency to delivering exceptional care across industries and healthcare.
Gloves for food handling
Textile gloves
Colour-coding can help efficiency
Secure supply when it matters most
Knowledge from our experts
Hand Hygiene: Protecting More Than Just Hands
In healthcare, clean hands can be the difference between safety and infection. But good hand hygiene isn't just about following a routine - it's about protecting the people in your care. Discover practical tips on how to wash, dry, and disinfect your hands effectively, and why each step matters more than you think.
Choosing the right glove for the right task
With many different kinds of gloves on the market, choosing the right glove can be a daunting task. But the safe, sustainable and hygienic choice is to always use the right glove for the right task.
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Frequently Asked Questions - Gloves
Latex allergy (type I allergy) occurs when the body reacts to natural latex proteins. Only about 1% of the population experience this type of allergy, and symptoms are typically systemic rather than local - such as sneezing, a runny nose, general discomfort, or hot flushes. In rare cases, reactions can be severe. People with existing allergies like asthma or hay fever, or those allergic to certain fruits such as bananas, avocados, kiwis, or nuts, may be more likely to develop latex intolerance. Frequent exposure increases the risk, especially when using powdered gloves, which carry more airborne latex proteins. Choosing powder-free latex or nitrile gloves can help reduce exposure.
Contact allergy (type IV allergy) is a skin reaction caused by repeated exposure to specific chemicals used during glove production. These chemicals, sometimes called accelerators or rubber chemicals, are minimized through thorough rinsing processes, but small traces may remain. While these substances are not allergens by themselves, repeated exposure can lead to irritation or allergic reactions where the glove touches the skin. This type of allergy is different from latex allergy, which is triggered by latex proteins and causes systemic symptoms rather than local skin reactions.