Kimtech Sterling Nitrile Exam Gloves, Gray 200-Count

Nitrile exam gloves at 200 per box — Kimtech Sterling

Most nitrile exam gloves ship 100 to a box; the Kimtech Sterling line ships 200. For high-volume labs, industrial quality control, and regulated environments standardized on Kimtech, that single spec halves restocking frequency and storage volume per glove — the reason Sterling is our editorial pick for high-consumption operations. The full specification-based review covers performance and sizing; the exam-glove buyer's guide ranks it against the field.

Buyers reach this page as kimtech sterling nitrile gloves or generic nitrile examination gloves — either way, the distinctive gray colorway marks the high-count workhorse of Kimtech's exam gloves family.

Key features

• 200 exam-grade nitrile gloves per box — double the standard count
• Distinctive gray Sterling colorway within the Kimtech exam family
• Latex-free synthetic nitrile — standard for latex-restricted facilities
• Built for high-volume lab, QC, and regulated-environment consumption
• One stocked configuration — the linked Amazon listing carries the size run

Pros & cons

Specifications

What the Sterling line is for

Buy it where exam gloves are consumed by the case: sample handling, QC benches, cleanroom-adjacent tasks, teaching labs. It anchors the high-count end of the nitrile gloves collection; the nitrile gloves complete guide maps the whole family, and the accelerator-free guide covers crews with nitrile-additive sensitivities. Facilities documenting PPE selection under OSHA 1910.132 should file the hazard assessment with the standardization decision.

How Sterling compares in the Kimtech family

Kimtech's exam lines ladder by role: the Vista is the value tier, the Purple the lab-signature line, and the Polaris the premium feel — our Vista, Purple, and Polaris reviews break each down. Outside the brand, cross-shop the Halyard purple — reviewed in our Halyard write-up — the budget Curad exam line, and the 250-count Medline Restore for count-per-box rivals. Facilities weighing lighter-duty stock can also compare the vinyl gloves collection. For sustained chemical work, leave exam gloves entirely and match polymer to chemical in the chemical-resistant gloves collection.

Safety note: match this glove to your hazard assessment. An exam-grade nitrile glove handles incidental contact — it is not chemical splash hazard protection for concentrated or immersion work and carries no cut rating. Engineering controls and your facility's standardization policy come first.

Ordering FAQ

Which size of Kimtech Sterling nitrile exam gloves should I order?
The linked Amazon listing carries the manufacturer's size run. Exam gloves should fit snug for instrument feel — our full Sterling review covers sizing in depth if you sit between sizes.

Are Kimtech Sterling gloves in stock and ready to ship?
This listing is active and ships through Amazon. Open the linked listing for live availability, size options, and delivery speed.

How many gloves come in a Kimtech Sterling box?
200 gloves per box — double the typical 100-count exam box, which is the line's main restocking advantage for high-volume operations.

What are Kimtech Sterling gloves used for?
High-volume lab work, industrial quality control, and regulated environments standardized on Kimtech — anywhere exam-grade nitrile gets consumed by the case.

Why does the 200-count box matter?
Restocking frequency: at high glove-change rates, 200-count boxes halve the box changes, storage volume per glove, and reorder cadence versus standard 100-count exam boxes.

Are these latex-free?
Yes — nitrile is a synthetic rubber with no natural latex proteins, which is why nitrile exam gloves are the default in latex-restricted facilities.

Why are Sterling gloves gray?
Gray is the Sterling line's signature colorway within the Kimtech exam family — Polaris, Purple, and Vista wear different colors so crews can tell lines apart at a glance. Color itself carries no performance rating.

Can I use Kimtech Sterling gloves for chemical handling?
Exam nitrile handles incidental splash, but sustained or concentrated chemical work needs a glove matched to the specific chemical — start from your safety data sheets and the chemical-resistant gloves collection.

Are Kimtech Sterling gloves reusable?
No — they are single-use exam gloves. Change them between tasks and discard at any sign of damage; that is the format's whole hygiene logic.

Sterling, Polaris, Purple, or Vista — which Kimtech line should I buy?
They ladder by role: Sterling is the high-count gray workhorse, Vista the value tier, Purple the lab-signature line, Polaris the premium feel. Our per-line reviews and the best nitrile exam gloves guide rank them side by side.

Can I order Kimtech Sterling in bulk for a facility?
Yes — order across sizes on the linked listing; the 200-count format is built for exactly that consumption pattern.

Where can I read an independent review before ordering?
See our full Kimtech Sterling review for the performance breakdown, sizing analysis, and comparisons against the rest of the Kimtech exam line.

How do I reorder Kimtech Sterling gloves later?
Reorder from this page — the product listing and its linked Amazon ASIN stay constant, so a repeat order takes seconds.

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