Polyethylene glove Hendi 571033
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These Hendi polyethylene gloves are intended for food contact, making them suitable for preparation and portioning tasks where staff need a disposable hand covering. Their transparent material leaves hand movements visible while working with ingredients, so the wearer can monitor finger placement when arranging or portioning food. The individual gloves are lightweight and easy to handle when taking one from the pack.
Where it is used
Use these gloves at a preparation bench or portioning station for handling food. Food-contact suitability supports direct use during these tasks, while the transparent material keeps the hands visible as staff work with ingredients. That visibility is useful when positioning food or carrying out detailed hand movements at the bench.
The pack contains 100 gloves, giving a kitchen a supply of individual gloves for routine preparation work. Either-hand fit means staff can take the next glove without sorting for a right or left hand. A single size also lets a shared stock serve different members of the team without separating gloves by size.
Care
These gloves provide a basic barrier against dirt and contamination during food work. Treat them as a disposable hand covering for the task: when a fresh glove is needed, take another from the pack rather than relying on the used glove for continued handling. Their food-contact suitability makes them appropriate for preparation and portioning, while the transparent material allows staff to keep their hands in view as they work.
How to choose
Choose this pack for food-handling tasks that call for a basic disposable glove. Its food-contact suitability supports preparation and portioning, while the single-size format avoids separating the shared stock by size. Either-hand fit further simplifies issuing gloves: staff can take one directly without checking which hand it fits.
Each glove weighs 0.001 kg, so an individual glove is light to handle when staff take one from the supply. The pack quantity suits a workstation where gloves are drawn as required during routine preparation. Transparent material can also be useful where staff need to see hand movements while arranging or portioning ingredients.