These powdered latex gloves are 5 mil latex disposable gloves designed for general-purpose workplace tasks where comfort, grip, flexibility, and easy donning matter.
Made from natural rubber latex, these disposable gloves offer a close, flexible fit with strong tactile sensitivity for light cleaning, sanitation, inspection, food service where powdered gloves are allowed, industrial prep work, packaging, and general handling tasks. The lightly powdered cornstarch interior helps absorb moisture and makes the gloves easier to put on and remove during frequent glove changes.
The 5 mil latex construction provides more durability than thinner 3 mil disposable gloves while still allowing good dexterity for repetitive tasks. A high-tack finish helps improve grip when handling tools, packaging, cleaning items, food service materials, or lightly wet surfaces.
Each case includes 1,000 powdered gloves, packed as 10 boxes of 100 gloves for convenient stocking at workstations, janitorial carts, sanitation areas, production lines, food service stations, and facility PPE supply rooms.
Because these gloves are made from natural latex, they are not suitable for workers with latex allergies or sensitivities. For latex-sensitive environments, choose nitrile or vinyl gloves instead.
Bulk Ordering & Procurement Support
Need powdered latex gloves for a facility, school, municipal department, janitorial team, food service operation, warehouse, inspection station, light manufacturing area, or recurring PPE program? ASA Supplies supports business, government, municipal, institutional, facility, food service, and industrial purchasing teams with bulk quote support, volume pricing, purchase orders, and product sourcing assistance.
Safety & Compliance Note
These are general-purpose powdered latex gloves, not medical exam gloves unless separate manufacturer documentation confirms medical classification. Powdered surgeon’s gloves and powdered patient examination gloves are banned medical devices under FDA’s final rule effective January 18, 2017, so do not position this product for medical examination use. Source: Federal Register FDA powdered glove rule.
For food handling, clean production, or regulated environments, confirm that powdered latex gloves are allowed by your facility’s requirements before use.
Quick Buying Details
- Product Type: Powdered latex gloves
- Material: Natural rubber latex
- Thickness: 5 mil
- Powder: Cornstarch powder
- Grip: High-tack finish
- Use Type: General-purpose, non-medical, disposable, single-use
- Latex Status: Contains natural rubber latex
- Packaging: 100 gloves per box, 10 boxes per case
- Case Quantity: 1,000 gloves per case
- Best Use: Cleaning, sanitation, inspection, packaging, food service where allowed, light industrial prep, and general workplace tasks
Key Features
- Powdered latex gloves for general-purpose workplace use
- 5 mil thickness provides a balance of durability, flexibility, and tactile sensitivity
- Cornstarch powder supports easier donning and removal
- Natural latex construction provides a close, flexible fit
- High-tack finish helps improve grip during wet, slick, or repetitive handling tasks
- Disposable single-use design supports hygiene and task separation
- Case of 1,000 gloves supports bulk stocking for high-use work areas
- Practical for janitorial, sanitation, inspection, food service where allowed, and light industrial tasks
Common Uses & Applications
- General-purpose workplace tasks
- Light cleaning and janitorial work
- Sanitation support
- Inspection and quality control
- Packaging and product handling
- Food service where powdered gloves are allowed
- Light industrial prep work
- Facility maintenance support
- Non-medical disposable glove programs
Buying Guide: Powdered Latex vs. Powder-Free Latex Gloves
Powdered latex gloves are useful when workers need quick donning and removal during frequent glove changes. The cornstarch powder can make the glove easier to put on, especially in fast-paced work areas.
Powder-free latex gloves are the better choice when powder residue could contaminate food, products, tools, packaging, or clean work surfaces. If your facility has powder restrictions or contamination-control requirements, choose powder-free latex gloves instead.
Buying Guide: Latex vs. Nitrile vs. Vinyl Gloves
Latex gloves offer strong comfort, flexibility, grip, and tactile sensitivity. They are a good fit for general-purpose tasks when latex allergies are not a concern.
Nitrile gloves are better for latex-sensitive workplaces, stronger puncture resistance, and many chemical or industrial applications.
Vinyl gloves are usually the most economical option for low-risk food service, cafeteria, and light-duty tasks where frequent glove changes matter more than fit or durability.
FAQ
What are powdered latex gloves used for?
Powdered latex gloves are used for general-purpose tasks such as light cleaning, sanitation, inspection, packaging, food service where allowed, and light industrial work.
Are these latex disposable gloves?
Yes. These are single-use latex disposable gloves made from natural rubber latex.
Are these gloves powder-free?
No. These are powdered latex gloves with a cornstarch-powdered interior for easier donning and removal.
Are these gloves latex-free?
No. They contain natural rubber latex and should not be used by workers with latex allergies or sensitivities.
Are these latex examination gloves?
No. This product should be positioned as a general-purpose powdered latex glove unless manufacturer documentation confirms medical exam classification.
How thick are these gloves?
These gloves are 5 mil thick, offering more durability than lighter 3 mil disposable gloves while maintaining flexibility.
How many gloves are in a case?
Each case includes 1,000 gloves, packed as 10 boxes of 100 gloves.
Can these be used for food handling?
Only where powdered latex gloves are allowed by your facility’s food safety, audit, or compliance requirements. For powder-restricted food areas, choose powder-free gloves.
