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Work Gloves

Work gloves: cut-resistant, chemical & waterproof

From workshops to construction, industry and DIY, here you’ll find work gloves selected for protection and comfort. Use the filters for Material/Coating (nitrile, PVC, latex, leather, PU), Waterproofing, Cuff length and Recommended use to quickly reach the right model.

Why material matters

  • Nitrile — excellent with oils/hydrocarbons, reliable grip and durability.
  • PVCwaterproof, resists many substances, easy to wash.
  • Latex — very elastic with superior wet grip (not ideal with oils).
  • Leather — comfort and breathability for general handling.
  • PU on liner — maximum dexterity and fingertip sensitivity.

Common use cases

  • Oils/Hydrocarbons — prefer nitrile or PVC.
  • Chemicals — check EN 374 compliance in the product page.
  • Cutting/Sheets — look for Cut resistance (A–F from EN 388).
  • Wet environments — filter Waterproof: Yes.
  • Splashes or partial immersion — consider an extra-long cuff.

Standards made simple

  • EN 388: abrasion/tear/puncture + cut level A–F.
  • EN 374: protection against specific chemicals.
  • EN 511: protection from cold and water (third index).

Quick FAQs

What’s the difference between nitrile and latex?

Nitrile resists oils/hydrocarbons better and lasts longer; latex offers superior wet grip but isn’t ideal with oils.

When should I choose waterproof gloves?

If you work with liquids, emulsions or in wet areas: select the Waterproof: Yes filter; for frequent splashes consider a long cuff.

How do I read “EN 388 – 4X43C”?

Digits rate abrasion/tear/puncture (1–4; higher is better). The final A–F letter is the TDM cut level (F is the highest).

Are these suitable for DIY?

Yes. Choose by material and use (handling, oils, cutting). The filters help you find the right model in a few clicks.

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