Preventing Personal Injury
Provide the necessary protection to prevent physical injury. Able to handle sharp objects, operate heavy machinery, or handle hot materials, they can prevent cuts, punctures, and burns.
Chemical and Biological Safety
An important barrier in industries that are exposed to hazardous chemicals or biological agents. Chemical-resistant gloves are made of materials such as nitrile, latex, or PVC to resist a wide range of chemicals, including solvents, acids, and oils.
Enhanced Grip and Dexterity
Balance protection and dexterity. Able to complete tasks efficiently. Has a textured surface or coating to enhance grip and enable safe handling of tools and materials.
Types of Industrial Gloves
Cut-Resistant Gloves
Made of materials such as fiber, wire mesh, or high-performance polyethylene. Prevent cuts and tears, ideal for industries such as construction, automotive, and glass handling.
Heat-Resistant Gloves
Heat-resistant gloves are essential for workers exposed to high temperatures. Made of materials such as leather, Kevlar, or aluminized fabric, they prevent burns and heat injuries. Commonly used in welding, casting, and glass manufacturing.
Chemical Resistant Gloves
Provides excellent protection against a wide range of chemicals, including acids, solvents, and oils. Made from materials such as nitrile, latex, neoprene, or PVC.
Impact Resistant Gloves
Impact-resistant gloves protect against shock and vibration. They have reinforced knuckles and padding to absorb shock.
