Main features of safety mechanic gloves
A. Cut resistance
With excellent anti-cut protection performance, the material can prevent accidental cuts while increasing adequate flexibility.
B. Impact protection
For mechanics using heavy tools, gloves with thermoplastic rubber or reinforced knuckle padding can absorb shock and reduce impact injuries.
C. Oil and chemical resistance
Gloves made of synthetic leather palms can resist oil, grease, and chemicals, prevent skin irritation, and effectively enhance grip.
D. Heat resistance
Gloves designed with heat-resistant fabrics or insulating linings can prevent burns when handling hot parts or working near exhaust systems.
E. Breathability and comfort
Gloves with spandex backing or breathable mesh materials keep hands cool and comfortable during long work hours. Moisture-wicking linings help prevent sweat accumulation.
F. Flexibility and grip
Mechanics need gloves that can operate precisely without being too bulky. Gloves with silicone grips, textured palms, or microfiber fingertips provide increased control over tools and small parts.
