Cut and puncture resistance:
Usually made of cowhide, goat or pig leather, it has better cut and puncture resistance. It is very important for workers to operate sharp tools, metal parts or machines with moving parts.
Heat and flame resistance:
It is very common to be exposed to high temperatures in mechanical work, cars or welding. Leather gloves are heat-resistant and flame-retardant, suitable for handling tasks involving sparks or high temperatures.
Abrasion resistance:
It can usually handle rough or abrasive materials well, and the tough texture of leather can help prevent scratches or abrasions on the hands. It can ensure the service life of gloves in harsh working conditions.
Grip and flexibility:
It can provide a safe degree of protection. Leather is able to provide a good grip, especially when some grease or moisture is involved. Improved grip can help workers control tools and materials and reduce the possibility of accidents.
