Does the Material of Nitrile Gloves Affect the Quality of Electronic Chips?

The material of nitrile gloves does not negatively affect chip quality. In fact, it helps ensure high-quality chip production in several ways:

1. Low Particle Shedding:
   Made from synthetic rubber and treated through chlorination or coating, nitrile gloves have a smooth surface that minimizes particle release and contamination—meeting the strict cleanliness standards of semiconductor manufacturing.
2. High Chemical Stability:
   Nitrile’s unique molecular structure forms a strong chemical barrier against acids, alkalis, and organic solvents. It resists swelling or deformation and prevents chemical release that could contaminate chips or affect production stability.
3. No Allergy Risk:
   Free from latex proteins, nitrile gloves eliminate allergy-related issues and prevent glove breakage or operator discomfort, ensuring consistent and stable operations.

Lijie Clean 12-inch Class 1000 nitrile gloves are ideal for chip manufacturing and other high-cleanliness applications. With an LPC value below 2500, they meet Class 1000 cleanroom standards, ensuring reliable cleanliness for semiconductor, precision machining, and optoelectronic production. Their anti-slip texture enhances precision handling, and their quality is trusted by leading manufacturers such as SMIC and BOE.