Toton Plastic & Rubber Co., Ltd.

China based Toton Plastic & Rubber Co., Ltd. lists five distinct glove products in its catalogue. The company’s offerings cover disposable latex examination gloves, disposable vinyl gloves, disposable nitrile gloves, latex surgical gloves, and latex household gloves. All items fall under the broader safety and security equipment segment. The catalogue does not include HS codes, but the products correspond to the common HS heading 4015 for gloves of rubber or plastics. The supplier is classified as an imported, harbor‑tier provider in the B2B platform.

The five products are presented without additional specifications such as thickness, powder status, or size range. The listing differentiates between medical‑grade latex gloves (exam and surgical) and non‑medical vinyl and nitrile variants, as well as a household‑use latex line. No claims about certifications or production capacity are supplied. Buyers can locate the items under the “Safety & Security Equipment” category on the supplier’s profile.

The catalogue includes disposable latex examination gloves, vinyl gloves, nitrile gloves, latex surgical gloves, and latex household gloves. In the global market, disposable exam gloves are typically produced to ASTM D6313 (latex) or EN 455 standards, with thickness ranging from 0.10 mm to 0.20 mm and a tensile strength of 15 - 20 MPa. Vinyl gloves are often powder‑free, with a tensile strength around 5 - 8 MPa, and are used for low‑risk tasks. Nitrile gloves for medical use usually meet ASTM D6319, offering puncture resistance of 8 N and an elongation at break of 500 %.

Latex surgical gloves are commonly supplied in sterile form, complying with ISO 13485 and EN 455‑2, with a required barrier integrity of 0.5 µm particles. Household latex gloves are marketed for cleaning and food handling, generally powder‑free and sized from 6 to 9, with a typical packaging of 100 gloves per box. Industry buyers often request data on protein content (≤30 µg/g) for latex allergy considerations.