Work Gloves

Work gloves are protective gloves that are worn to prevent or reduce injuries to the hands and fingers while performing various tasks or activities. Work gloves can be made of different materials, such as leather, cotton, rubber, or synthetic fibers, and have different features, such as cut resistance, puncture resistance, grip, insulation, or touchscreen compatibility. Work gloves can also be designed for specific purposes, such as gardening, welding, construction, or mechanics

• Fabric or cotton gloves: These are gloves that are made of soft and breathable materials that provide a thin layer of protection against dirt, dust, and minor abrasions. They are suitable for light-duty tasks that do not involve sharp or hazardous objects.
• Coated fabric gloves: These are gloves that have a coating of rubber, latex, nitrile, or polyurethane on the palm and fingers to provide extra grip and resistance to cuts, punctures, chemicals, and liquids. They are suitable for tasks that involve handling slippery or rough objects or substances.
• Leather gloves: These are gloves that are made of leather or a leather-like material that provide durability and protection against abrasion, heat, sparks, and sharp edges. They are suitable for tasks that involve welding, metalworking, or woodworking.
• Cut-resistant gloves: These are gloves that are made of materials such as Kevlar, Dyneema, or metal mesh that provide a high level of protection against cuts and slashes from knives, blades, glass, or metal. They are suitable for tasks that involve slicing, chopping, or cutting.
• Chemical-resistant gloves: These are gloves that are made of materials such as butyl, latex, neoprene, or nitrile that provide a high level of protection against exposure to corrosive or toxic chemicals and liquids. They are suitable for tasks that involve handling acids, bases, solvents, or pesticides.
• Thermal gloves: These are gloves that are made of materials such as wool, fleece, or synthetic fibers that provide insulation and protection against cold or hot temperatures. They are suitable for tasks that involve working in cold environments or handling hot objects.
• Mechanic gloves: These are gloves that are designed to provide a combination of dexterity, grip, and protection for the hands while performing mechanical tasks. They may have features such as padded palms, knuckle guards, touchscreen compatibility, or reflective strips.
• Disposable gloves: These are gloves that are made of thin and flexible materials such as latex, vinyl, or nitrile that provide a barrier against germs, dirt, and contaminants. They are suitable for tasks that involve hygiene, sanitation, or infection control.

Work gloves are meant to save the user's hands and fingers from unnecessary wounds such as cuts, blisters, splinters, skin punctures, or heat and chemical burns.