examples 5 7 have powder free attributes with powder levels of less than 2 mg per glove in accordance with example 1 gloves were produced in a similar procedure with the exception of the composition of the antiblocking coagulant and the substitution of natural rubber latex for the polychloroprene latex dispersion of example 1 the antiblocking coagulant dispersion for this example was the same as that used in example 4 natural rubber gloves dipped well with no thin patches and stripped easily from the ceramic former the glove grip was more aggressive than that of any of the gloves from examples 1 7 rubber friction properties as measured using an r j harvey instrument show a metal over rubber mr value of approximately 250 gmf correlating to a cof value of 1 26 the natural rubber glove has powder free attributes with a powder level of less than 2 mg per glove the procedure for preparation of coagulant and production of gloves was similar to example 8 with the exception of the coagulant composition the antiblocking coagulant dispersion for this example contained weight calcium nitrate 18 micronized hdpe 2 5 micro emulsion of amino silicone 2 5 dimethicone emulsion either 0 4 10 000 or 100 000 centistokes cellulose thickener 0 2 acetylenic diol surfactant 0 3 water 76 1 the natural rubber gloves produced from the formulation of this example dipped well with no thin patches and stripped easily from the ceramic former the glove grip was less aggressive than that seen in gloves produced using.