FAQs
When should finger cots be used instead of full gloves?
Finger cots are ideal when only fingertip protection is required, and full hand coverage is unnecessary. They allow greater dexterity and airflow while still preventing oils, salts, and skin particles from contaminating sensitive components during inspection, assembly, or handling tasks.
How does the 3 mil thickness affect performance?
The 3 mil tissue-weight film provides a lightweight barrier that maximizes tactile sensitivity and flexibility. This thinner construction helps reduce finger fatigue during repetitive tasks while still offering protection against skin salts, flakes, and surface contamination.
What does Class 100 processing mean?
Class 100 processing indicates the finger cots are handled in a controlled environment designed to limit particulate contamination. This makes them suitable for use in cleanrooms and other controlled settings where maintaining low particle levels is important.
Why are these finger cots DI washed and powder-free?
DI washing removes residual particles and extractables from manufacturing, while the powder-free design eliminates powder contamination. Together, these features help support cleaner handling in sensitive environments such as electronics, laboratories, and precision assembly areas.
How are the finger cots packaged to maintain cleanliness?
They are vacuum sealed in a polybag to help preserve cleanliness during storage and transport. With 1440 pieces per pack, this bulk packaging supports high-volume operations while maintaining contamination control standards until the product is opened for use.
