How to Choose a pair of Suitable Gloves

 In the modern industrial society, labor protection gloves, as one of the most common labor protection products, are widely used in all fields of life. Whether it is wear-resistant or non-slip waterproof, or even anti-corrosion, cutting and puncture-proof, as long as you need it, you can find the labor protection gloves you want on the market.

 

But here comes the problem. For non-industry people, most labor insurance gloves actually look similar. As for the material and craftsmanship, how can ordinary people tell the difference! This has led to many green-hand factory buyers, when purchasing labor insurance gloves, if there is no previous purchase order for reference, it is very likely that they will buy the wrong gloves.

 

Today, we will share the different industries and working conditions that different types of gloves are suitable for:

 

Cotton knitted gloves: the most common and most cheap labor protection gloves, can meet the needs of most operating environments, and have average wear resistance and durability, but this shortcoming can be compensated for by frequent replacement. Of course, this kind of gloves is not suitable for industries with special protection requirements.

 

Dust-free anti-static cloth gloves: With the effect of anti-static, with the vigorous development of electronic industry, this glove is an essential protective product for the precision instrument industry, electronic industry, etc.

 

Polyester/Polyamide knitted nitrile gloves: imported nitrile rubber, oil-resistant, non-slip, wear-resistant and not smelly, suitable for all industries of agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry, and are widely used with general purpose.

 

Polyester/Polyamide knitted PU gloves: DMF free Polyurethane (PU), which is thin, tough and flexible, to offer greater dexterity than other coatings, suitable for assembly, paving, slippery parts handling, automotive, maintenance, general purpose, etc..

 

Polyester/Polyamide knitted Latex gloves: excellent water resistance,which is cheap and durable, suitable for most industries, however, direct contact with latex may cause hand allergies.

 

 

Cut-resistant gloves: This kind of gloves can provide good cut-resistant performance. The gloves are made of Dyneema fiber yarn, polyester yarn and spandex yarn, which are suitable for various cutting operations.

 

Cloth/leather gloves: Cloth gloves are gloves made of canvas, which are strong and durable, and are more suitable for environments such as warehousing, logistics, and handling operations. Leather gloves are divided into two types: full leather and half leather, which are also suitable for warehousing logistics, handling operations and other environments.

 

Welding gloves: This kind of gloves is based on canvas/leather gloves, with the addition of high temperature resistant materials. It is the most popular in welding, high temperature and other working conditions. It has high heat insulation and can effectively protect the safety of workers' hands.

 

Disposable Nitrile/latex gloves: These relatively thin and elastic gloves are generally used in laboratories or food processing places, which can make hand movements more flexible, and can avoid related pollution sources due to the material of the gloves themselves.

 

In general, labor insurance gloves seem to be similar, but their corresponding properties and applicable scenarios are still different. When purchasing, you must have a deep understanding of your own industry and place of use, and pay attention to the protective performance of gloves when purchasing, so that you can't go wrong, and you can buy the most cost-effective labor insurance gloves.