Gloves

Work gloves are personal protective equipment (PPE) worn by workers during work activities to protect their hands from possible injuries, crushing, abrasions, burns, exposure to chemicals, cold and water, and other work-related hazards.

There are many types of work gloves, each designed to address specific risks or applications due to work requirements. For example, there are latex or nitrile gloves to protect hands from chemicals, leather gloves for jobs requiring greater abrasion resistance, cut-resistant gloves for work with sharp tools such as knives and saws, and so on.

It is important to choose the right type of work gloves for the specific job you are doing and make sure you wear them correctly to ensure maximum protection. In addition, work gloves should be replaced regularly and discarded if they have been damaged or if their protective capacity has been compromised. There are various types of work gloves available on our site. Here are some examples:

Thermal gloves: these are gloves designed to keep hands warm in cold environments. Made of various insulating materials, and often featuring an inner thermal fabric lining. They are also waterproof to protect hands from water in cold storage or in the fishing industry.

Waterproof gloves: these are gloves made of water-resistant materials, such as PVC or neoprene. They are used for jobs where the hands are constantly exposed to water, or working in wet environments. Such as car washing or marbling

Latex or nitrile gloves: these are close-fitting and sensitive, protecting the hands from water; they are used in many sectors such as food processing, hospitals and machine shops.

Cow grain leather gloves: this type of glove is robust and hard-wearing. They are used for work where the hands are exposed to abrasive substances or sharp tools.