Many organizations have made hand protection choices based on cost. The assumption has been that a glove is a glove, and therefore the most economical glove is the best. However, this logic may not take into account material performance of a glove in relation to the specific hazards and demands of the workplace. When choosing a glove, the functions, exposures and skin sensitivities of employees should be considered.

• Physical Conditions - Hazards to which the glove will be subjected such as chemical immersion, punctures, abrasion and different temperatures.
• Glove Design - Material, sensitivity, strength, dexterity, color and finish.
• Chemical Resistance - Ability of the glove to withstand chemical penetration. Check permeation guides to determine the level of protection required.
• Product Protection - What the worker needs in a glove to provide the utmost protection.

Whether you inspecting electronic equipment, cutting meat, welding or changing your spark plugs, you hands are exposed to all types of hazards. We have a variation of safety gloves, including butyl and viton gloves, coated work gloves, cold weather gloves, cotton canvas & jersey gloves, cut resistant gloves, disposable gloves & finger cots, drivers gloves, heat resistant gloves, hot mill gloves, inspection gloves, PVA, laminated and cryogenic gloves, latex/rubber gloves, leather palm gloves, linesman gloves, MIG/TIG welding gloves, neoprene gloves, nitrile gloves, PVC gloves, string gloves, anti-vibration gloves and mechanics gloves. There are many sizes, colors and cuffs available for you to make the right safety glove choice in hand protection.

Work gloves are a key to staying injury free on the worksite. Browse our complete selection of work gloves including leather work gloves, cut resistant gloves, heat gloves, cold weather gloves, chemical gloves and specialty gloves for just about any type of work.

Please also visit our work gloves reference guide for more information. Click here.