Cut Resistant Gloves

Cut-resistant gloves are specialized protective garments designed to minimize the risk of injury from sharp objects, such as knives, glass, or sharp tools. These gloves are constructed using materials that possess high levels of cut resistance, often incorporating advanced fibers like Kevlar, Dynnema, or other similar materials. The primary purpose of cut-resistant gloves is to provide a barrier that reduces the likelihood of cuts, lacerations, or abrasions to the wearer's hands while handling potentially hazardous objects or performing tasks that involve sharp edges. These gloves are widely used in various industries, including manufacturing, construction, food handling, and healthcare, where the risk of cuts and injuries is prevalent.

Knitted & Pvc Dots Gloves

  1. Knitted Gloves: Knitted gloves refer to hand coverings that are crafted through the process of knitting, a method of creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn. These gloves are typically made from various types of yarn, such as cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers. Knitted gloves are known for their flexibility, comfort, and breathability, making them suitable for a wide range of activities and environments. They come in different styles, thicknesses, and designs to cater to various purposes, from lightweight and dexterous gloves for delicate tasks to heavier and insulated options for colder conditions.
  2. PVC Dots Gloves: PVC dots gloves are a type of work glove that features small raised dots or patterns made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) on the palm or fingers. These dots enhance the grip and abrasion resistance of the gloves, providing better control and preventing slips when handling objects. The base material of PVC dots gloves can vary and may include fabrics like cotton, polyester, or a blend of materials. These gloves are commonly used in tasks where a secure grip is essential, such as in construction, manufacturing, or general labor. The PVC dots enhance the overall functionality of the gloves without sacrificing flexibility.

Leather Gloves

Leather gloves are hand-covering garments made from the tanned hides of animals, typically cows, goats, or sheep. These gloves are crafted by cutting and stitching pieces of leather to form protective coverings for the hands. Leather gloves are valued for their durability, flexibility, and ability to provide a comfortable and stylish barrier against environmental elements, making them widely used for various purposes, including fashion, work, and outdoor activities.

Rubber Coated Gloves (Blue)

A "rubber-coated gloves (blue)" refers to a type of protective hand wear that is constructed with a base material, commonly fabric or another flexible material, and has a layer of rubber applied or coated onto the surface of the gloves. The rubber coating serves various purposes, such as providing enhanced grip, protection against liquids, chemicals, or abrasions, and potentially increasing the overall durability of the gloves. The "blue" specification in this context likely refers to the color of the gloves, which may have been added for visibility or aesthetic reasons. These gloves are often used in industrial, medical, or other settings where hand protection and tactile sensitivity are important.