2026Past event
ALLPACK Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia
Booth C3 S310
Critical aseptic access, engineered
RABS & isolator gloves.
Built for critical intervention.
One-piece injection-molded EPDM, CSM and Butyl gloves for RABS, pharmaceutical isolators and gloveboxes—engineered for aseptic intervention, containment and demanding sterilization cycles.
RABS & isolator readyReliable glove-port access for controlled aseptic intervention.
Exhibitions
Meet us around the world
Follow our exhibition calendar and find the next opportunity to talk with Kingsure.
03 / 08
2026On the calendar
Pharmtech & Ingredients
Moscow, Russia
Pavilion 2, Hall 8, C4191
2027On the calendar
Asia Pharma Expo
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Manufacturing & quality
One-piece molding. Quality at every stage.
Dedicated closed tooling and controlled forming, supported by documented checks from incoming materials to finished-glove release.
One-piece injection-compression molding
From solid compound to a complete glove.
Dedicated molds and controlled equipment support dimensional consistency and local reinforcement, without large solvent-preparation systems.
Closed toolingConsistent dimensionsLocal reinforcement
Four-stage quality control
Built for consistency. Checked for release.
- 01Incoming materials
Material identity and batch documents
- 02In-process inspection
Appearance and critical dimensions
- 03Laboratory testing
Physical and barrier properties
- 04Final release
Integrity, marking and packing
Application-led selection
Protection matched to the environment.
The right glove starts with the process: exposure media, sterilization route, temperature and required barrier performance.
Pharmaceutical
Aseptic isolators, RABS and sterile processing.
Chemical
Containment and handling of reactive media.
Nuclear
Gloveboxes requiring vapor and iodine barriers.
Advanced manufacturing
Battery, semiconductor and controlled-atmosphere processes.
Material portfolio
Choose protection by process.
Three material platforms cover sterilization, chemical resistance and barrier performance across critical applications.
KS5000 · EPDM
Repeated sterilization
Heat, oxidizer and broad chemical resistance with up to 150 autoclave cycles.
View specifications →
KS2000 · CSM
Versatile chemical duty
A balanced white glove for oxidizers, acids, alkalis, alcohols and oils.
View specifications →KS1000 · BUTYL
High gas barrier
Low vapor transmission and robust protection from gases, solvents and radioactive iodine.
View specifications →Kingsure updates & ideas
News from Kingsure. Ideas for your process.
Follow our company news, exhibition plans and technical articles on isolator gloves.
Limitations of Rubber Glove Dipping and the Breakthrough of Injection Molding
Examine solvent use and emissions during rubber-cement preparation, dipping and drying, and learn how Kingsure glove injection molding reduces dependence on solvent-based compounds at the source.
Read articleEN ISO 21420 Explained: General Glove Requirements and Markings
Understand EN ISO 21420 glove requirements, material safety, sizing, dexterity and the read-instructions symbol, with guidance for isolator glove selection.
Read articleEN 388 Glove Markings Explained: What Does 4111X Mean on Isolator Gloves?
Read the Kingsure KS 2000 marking 4111X and understand mechanical tests, classification thresholds, TDM A–F levels and optional impact protection.
Read articleInstalled environments
Project experience you can see.
Selected ORABS and sterile filling installations illustrate the environments in which glove-port protection is used.
Sterile filling line reference
A controlled filling environment using multiple glove ports for protected intervention.
Aseptic filling & capping line
Glove-port access integrated around a compact aseptic filling and capping process.
Ready to specify your glove?
Tell us the material, port size, thickness, sterilization method and process media. We will help narrow the configuration.