A GUIDE TO GLOVES

Glove Types and Materials

GLOVES:

It is according to the worker activities, workplace conditions, and materials being handled, nature of application; an extensive range of gloves is available to offer our cliental.

 

MATERIALS:

Such as Genuine & Synthetic Leather materials are pretty breathable, durable and pretty protective from abrasion. Leather gloves are ideal for material handling, construction, maintenance, machinery and heavy equipment operation, and more.

Types of Leather Materials

GENUINE LEATHER:

  • Cowhide Leather

  • Goat Skin

  • Sheep Skin

  • Top Gain Cowhide Selected Material

  • Split Leather Cowhide

  • Buffalo Leather

ARTIFICIAL SYNTHATIC LEATHER:

  • Suede Microfiber Synthetic Leather (Amara Microfiber)

  • PU Polyurethane coated Artificial Leather

  • PVC Coated Artificial Leather

LEATHER SELECTION

A+ = Premium Grade

A = Best Grade

AB = Better Grade

B = Good Grade

BC = Economical Grade

cowhide-leather
 

FEATURES & VARIATIONS:

CUFF STYLES:

  • Rolled Cuffs : Provides strength in donning and helps prevent tearing.

  • Safety Cuffs : Help protect the wrist area and are 2 1/2″ in length.

  • Wrap Cuffs : Adjustable cuffs feature hook and loop or Velcro® closures at the wrist for a secure, custom fit.

  • Gauntlet Cuffs : Ensure added forearm protection and are 4 1/2″ or more in length.

  • Knitwrist Cuffs : Designed to hold the glove in place and prevent debris from entering at the wrist.

  • Band Top Cuffs : Allows wear over a shirt cuff for added protection.

  • Pull-On Cuffs : Provides easy-on and easy-off. Usually have an elastic gathering on the top or bottom of the wrist.

THUMB STYLES

  • Wing Thumbs : Reduce fatigue and stress on seams.

  • Keystone Thumbs : Ensure comfort and flexibility while providing added wear resistance.

  • Straight Thumbs : Constructed to provide a closed thumb gripping position for comfort and durability.

  • Ambidextrous Thumbs : Reversible style allows wear on either hand for longer lasting use.

GLOVES LININGS

  • Jersey : Soft, interlock knit lining helps keep hands warm in cold environments.

  • Fleece : Adds lightweight warmth and is soft and comfortable against the skin.

  • Foam : Insulates to protect hands in cold temperatures and when handling cold materials.

  • Thermal : Includes acrylic terrycloth, cotton, and Thermonol materials to protect against the cold.

  • Flocked : Cotton fiber applied to the inside of unsupported gloves. Absorbs perspiration and is more comfortable against the skin.

  • Kevlar : Cut, abrasion, and heat resistant material. Used as a lining in leather and can be coated for a better grip.

  • Knitted : Provides support for dipped gloves. Adds durability and insulation.

  • Wool : Used as a lining to dissipate heat in aluminized and glass cloth gloves and mitts.