Veterinary Hand Gloves-LD

•  Material: LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene)

•  colour: Orange (high-visibility)

•  Length: 32 – 36 inches (shoulder-length)

•  Thickness: ~20–30 microns

•  Weight: ~6–10 g per glove

•  Fit: Ambidextrous, loose-fit for easy donning

•  Surface: Embossed for grip

•  Type: Disposable, non-sterile

•  Packaging: Usually 100 pcs/pack or 50 pairs/pack

•  Standard Size: One size fits most (universal fit)

•  Length Options: 32", 34", 36" (varies by manufacturer)

•  Shape: Straight, loose-fitting sleeve glove with thumb and finger profiles

•  LDPE Orange Gloves (most common for visibility and strength)

•  HDPE Gloves (high-density, more rigid)

•  Sterile Obstetric Gloves (used in surgical AI/OB settings)

•  Shoulder-Length Veterinary Gloves with Thumb Loop (for secure fit)

•  LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene):

o  Flexible

o  Water-resistant

o  Inexpensive

o  Lightweight

o  Latex-free (safe for allergic users)

•  Veterinary Consumables / Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

•  Also applicable in agriculture, breeding farms, and veterinary field kits

•  Disposable, single-use gloves

•  Supplied in packs or rolls

•  Available in bulk cartons for veterinary hospitals/farms

•  Artificial insemination (AI) in cattle, horses, sheep, goats

•  Rectal examination or palpation

•  Gynaecological procedures

•  Handling of birth or abortion cases

•  Protection during contact with body fluids or faecal matter

•  Long length for full arm protection

•  High-visibility orange colour for safety monitoring

•  Cost-effective for large-scale use

•  Non-latex (hypoallergenic)

•  Easy to wear and dispose

•  Prevents cross-contamination

•  Loose fit – not ideal for precision tasks

•  Low tactile sensitivity

•  Non-sterile (unless specified)

•  Not reusable

•  Can tear if snagged on sharp surfaces

•  Use only once, then dispose safely

•  Do not use for sterile surgical procedures unless marked "sterile"

•  ,Store in a cool, dry place to avoid material degradation

•   Check for punctures or tears before use

HS Code

•  HS Code: 3926.20

•  Description: Articles of plastic for protective use (includes gloves)

HSN Code

•  HSN Code: 39262011

•  Description: Plastic gloves for medical/veterinary/hygienic use

•  GST (India): 18%

•  Store in original packaging until use

•  Avoid heat, sharp tools, and direct sunlight

•  Dispose of used gloves in biohazard or clinical waste bins

•  Do not reuse disposable gloves

•  Sterile Variant: Available (optional; usually individually packed)

•   Non-Sterile Variant: Most common for general procedures

•  Sterilization Method (for sterile gloves):

o  Gamma irradiation or

o  Ethylene oxide (Eto) sterilization

•  Non-autoclavable

Veterinary Applications

•  Large animal rectal and reproductive exams

•  Cattle and equine artificial insemination

•  Assisted deliveries and obstetric procedures

•  Post-mortem examinations and specimen collection

•  Used extensively in dairy farms, breeding centres, vet hospitals

Human Applications

•  Limited – primarily used in clinical hygiene, sanitation, or animal handling by support staff

•  Not used in human medical surgical procedures due to lack of precision and sterility

1.  What is the Harmonized System (HS) Code for veterinary LD gloves?

➤ The HS Code is 3926.20, applicable to plastic protective gloves.

2.  What is the Harmonized System of Nomenclature (HSN) Code?

➤ The HSN Code is 39262011, under hygienic/medical/veterinary plastic gloves.

3.  Are these gloves reusable?

➤ No, LD Orange Gloves are single-use disposable gloves and should be discarded after one use.

4.  Can these gloves be sterilized?

➤ Non-sterile variants cannot be sterilized. Use pre-sterilized gloves when sterility is required.

5.  Are these gloves safe for users with latex allergies?

➤ Yes, these gloves are latex-free and safe for people with latex sensitivities.