Gloves

Description

In industrial settings, selecting the right safety gloves is crucial for protecting workers from a wide range of hazards. The “type” of safety glove refers to the material, design, and intended purpose, each tailored to specific risks. Here’s a breakdown of common types of safety gloves used in industries:

• Leather Gloves
  Made from various types of animal hides (cowhide, goatskin, pigskin, deerskin). They are durable, offer good abrasion resistance, and are breathable.
• Fabric Gloves
  Typically used for light-duty protection against minor abrasions, dirt, and sweat. Often cotton-lined for comfort.
• Rubber Gloves
  Offer excellent protection against chemicals, water, and some biological hazards. Different types of rubber provide varying levels of chemical resistance.
  • Applications
    • Latex
      General chemical resistance, food handling, healthcare.

• Synthetic Gloves
  These are high-performance materials known for their exceptional strength and cut resistance. Often woven or knit and sometimes coated.