Industrial Protective Gloves - Types and Uses Guide

Types of Industrial Protective Gloves

Gloves are among the most important personal protective equipment. Each type of work requires a different type of glove to provide appropriate protection while maintaining manual dexterity.

1. Leather Welding Gloves

Long, reaching to the elbow, heat and spark resistant. Essential for welders.

2. Nitrile Gloves

Chemical and oil resistant. Thin and flexible with good touch sensitivity. Suitable for mechanics and industrial cleaning.

3. Cut-Resistant Gloves

Made from high-performance fibers like Kevlar. Protect from sharp tools and sheet metal. Rated cut levels A1 to A9.

4. Latex-Coated Gloves

Fabric coated with latex or PU for excellent grip. Most commonly used in construction and general work.

5. Electrical Insulating Gloves

For working on electrical systems. Rated from Class 00 (500V) to Class 4 (36000V). Must be inspected regularly.

6. Heat-Resistant Gloves

For working with furnaces and hot metals. Withstand temperatures up to 500°C.

All types of protective gloves available at ESCO Engineering Warehouses at wholesale and retail prices.