Veterinary Hand Gloves – HM are long-length, disposable gloves specially designed for veterinary procedures such as artificial insemination, rectal examination, birthing assistance, and general animal handling. These gloves provide extended arm protection, often reaching up to the shoulder or neck. Manufactured using HM (High Molecular weight) plastic materials, they offer flexibility, strength, and fluid resistance necessary for hygiene and safety in veterinary environments. 

•   Material: HM-HDPE (High Molecular High-Density Polyethylene), LDPE, EVA blends

•   Colour Options: Transparent, Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, Green, Pink

•   Thickness: 15–20 microns (±3 microns), 40–100 gauge

•   Length: Typically 32″ to 36″ (up to 90 cm or more)

•   Texture: Smooth or lightly textured

•   Packaging: 100 pcs/pack, 100 packs/carton (or custom bulk)

•   Standard: 32″ (81 cm)

•   Extended: 36″ to 125 cm

•   Fit: Free size, ambidextrous 

•   Full-arm length gloves

•   Shoulder-length with tie/elastic support

•   Gloves with neck or cape extension

•   Powder-free or lightly powdered

•   Flat-packed or roll-packed options 

•   High Molecular HDPE (HM-HDPE)

•   Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE)

•   EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate) blends

•   Non-toxic, food and veterinary-safe plastics

•   Disposable Veterinary PPE

•   Plastic Examination Gloves

•   Protective Gloves for Animal Handling

•   Single-use

•   Disposable

•   Flat or rolled

•   Bulk or individual packaging 

•   Artificial Insemination (AI)

•   Large animal rectal exams

•   Calving, lambing, foaling assistance

•   Surgery and wound care

•   Animal grooming and bathing

•   Waste management and sample collection

•   Full-arm coverage and fluid barrier

•   Waterproof, flexible, and lightweight

•   One-size-fits-most convenience

•   Easy to wear/remove

•   Colour options for task segregation

•   Not reusable – increases waste

•   Lower tactile sensitivity

•   Susceptible to puncture if mishandled

•   Less eco-friendly than biodegradable gloves

•   Not suitable for high-risk surgeries

•   Check for tears before use

•   Dispose of after single use

•   Keep away from sharp instruments

•   Store in a cool, dry place

•   Do not attempt to sterilize or reuse

•   HS Code: 4015.12.00 (for vulcanized rubber gloves)

•   HSN Code (India): 6116.10.00 (for plastic-coated knitted/crocheted gloves)

•   GST Slab: 5% or 12% depending on classification

•   Store in original packaging

•   Avoid high heat or direct sunlight

•   Do not fold or stretch excessively

•   Handle with dry, clean hands

•   Dispose in compliance with local medical waste rules 

•   Non-sterile by default

•   Not suitable for autoclaving

•   Supplied in clean, sanitized packaging

•   Not intended for reuse under any sterilization process

   Used for:

•   Artificial Insemination

•   Surgery & post-operative care

•   Rectal exams

•   Reproductive procedures

•   Waste and fluid management

•   Grooming and sanitation (Short form: AI, exams, surgery, reproduction, cleanup)

 Used in limited contexts such as:

•   Laboratory handling

•  Pathology sample collection

•   Infectious waste disposal

•   Field diagnostics (Short form: lab use, sampling, cleanup, diagnostics) 

Q1. What are Veterinary Hand Gloves – HM made from?

  They are made from High Molecular High-Density Polyethylene (HM-HDPE), sometimes blended with EVA or LDPE for flexibility and durability.

Q2. Are these gloves reusable?

  No. They are strictly single-use gloves and must be disposed of immediately after use to avoid contamination.

Q3. What are the common veterinary procedures where these gloves are used?

  They are used in artificial insemination, birthing assistance, rectal exams, surgeries, and general animal handling.

Q4. Can these gloves be used in human medical procedures?

  Only in basic tasks such as sample handling or lab work. They are not designed for human surgical use.

Q5. What is the typical length and thickness of these gloves?

  Most gloves range from ″ to 36″ in length with a thickness of about 15–20 microns (±3 microns).