Choosing an OEM latex household glove manufacturer isn’t just about comparing quotations. The right supplier should confirm exact specifications, provide verifiable certifications, and communicate clearly through the entire order — not just describe the product in general terms.
1. Match Specifications to Your Use Case
Different applications need different weights and linings. Before requesting a quote, confirm the intended use (kitchen dishwashing, bathroom sanitization, food prep, gardening), then ask the supplier to map it to specific model codes and numbers — not adjectives.
A complete spec answer looks like this:
| Model | Lining | Length | Palm Thickness | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JLHL-65G | Cotton Flock-Lined | 30–32 cm | 15.0 mil (0.381 mm) | 65g |
| JLHL-50G | Cotton Flock-Lined | 30–32 cm | 12.0 mil (0.305 mm) | 50g |
| JLHL-35G | Cotton Flock-Lined | 29–30 cm | 8.0 mil (0.203 mm) | 35g |
| JLHL-DF-23 | Dipped-Lined | 29–30 cm | 5.5 mil (0.140 mm) | 23g |
If a supplier can’t produce a table like this, that’s a gap worth noting.
2. Ask for Certificate Numbers, Not Just Claims
“CE certified” without a certificate number tells you less than a supplier who provides the notified body, certificate number, and expiry date. Ask for:
- EU CE Category II — Notified Body number, certificate number, expiry date
- EN 388 / EN ISO 374-5 compliance ratings
- REACH SVHC test report from an accredited lab, with a report number
A supplier who can’t produce these on request is worth a second look before a large order.
3. Confirm OEM Terms and Request Samples
Clarify what’s customizable (color, logo printing, packaging) versus standard process, and get artwork and packaging requirements agreed in writing. Always request samples before bulk production — check size, grip, comfort, and whether they match the written spec, not just the general look. Confirm any changes in writing before production starts.
4. Get Packaging and Container Numbers by Model
Ask for container loading figures specific to the weight you’re ordering — lighter gloves load very differently than heavier ones:
- JLHL-35G (35g): 240,000 pairs / 20GP
- JLHL-50G (50g): 192,000 pairs / 20GP
- JLHL-65G (65g): 156,000 pairs / 20GP
A supplier who gives you this breakdown by model, not one flat number, has their production data in order.
Case Study: Jiali’s Flock-Lined & Dipped-Lined Household Gloves
- Factory: Jiali, direct manufacturer, est. 1998
- Material: 100% Natural Rubber Latex, cotton flock or dipped lining
- CE Certification: Category II, Notified Body 0075 (CTC France), Cert No. 0075/2236/162/04/21/0798, valid to May 3, 2031
- REACH: TÜV SÜD Report No. 7216010276, passing all 251 SVHC substances
- Range: 23g–65g, palm thickness 5.5–15.0 mil, length 29–32 cm
- MOQ: 1 × 20GP container, with private-label and custom color support
FAQ
What weight should I order? 23–35g for light dishwashing; 50–65g for heavier facility or industrial-adjacent cleaning.
What certifications matter most for EU buyers? CE Category II with a valid certificate number, plus a REACH SVHC report — ask for both before ordering.
What’s a typical MOQ? Usually one 20GP container, which can range from roughly 144,000 to 324,000 pairs depending on the gauge ordered.
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Zhanjiang Jiali Glove Products Co., Ltd. has manufactured gloves since 1998, operating 9 automated dipping lines with 180M+ pairs annual output, supplying buyers across 100+ countries. Learn more · View products · Contact us