Gloves

Find the Right Gloves for the Job

Different tasks require different types of gloves. For assembly work and handling small components, grip and fingertip sensitivity are often important, while heavier tasks may place greater demands on durability and protection. In restaurants, healthcare, and cleaning environments, the focus may instead be on gloves for cleaning, single-use applications, or specific hygiene requirements.

Work Gloves, Assembly Gloves and Protective Gloves

For construction, warehousing, industry, and workshop environments, there are several types of work gloves available. Assembly gloves are often suitable when you need to handle small parts or maintain a strong grip on tools and materials.

If you need protection against specific hazards such as cuts, chemicals, or heat, it is important to choose protective gloves with the correct certifications and markings. Always check what the glove has been tested and approved for.

Disposable Gloves, Dishwashing Gloves and Cotton Gloves

Disposable gloves are commonly used in food handling, healthcare, and cleaning. They are available in materials such as nitrile, vinyl, and latex, each with different properties and applications.

For dishwashing and cleaning, dishwashing gloves are available, while thin cotton gloves and textile gloves can be used as liner gloves or for light handling tasks.

Winter Gloves for Cold Environments

If you work outdoors or in cold facilities, insulated winter gloves are available in a variety of designs. The amount of insulation and the type of grip required depend on the temperature and the work being performed.

Keep in mind that not all winter gloves provide the same level of protection against moisture, cold, or mechanical risks.

Choose Gloves Based on Your Working Environment

Start by considering what the gloves will be used for. Then compare factors such as material, size, and any relevant protective certifications.

If you're unsure which level of protection is required, read our work glove guide, where we explain common glove types and their key features.