How to Choose Coated Work Gloves?

Coated gloves are extremely popular that's because they're competitively priced.

They're comfortable in dexterous coated gloves and protect workers hands from hazards, or protect the products from workers hands.

How those coatings are applied in wet oily and dry situations?

Those gloves are typically made from knitted materials such as nylon, polyester or engineered yarns. The shell conforms to the hand for maximum flexibility and comfort.

The coatings are dipped onto the shell of the glove: full dip, three-quarter dip or palm dip. That depends on the purpose of the glove.

Common coatings include latex, polyurethane and nitrile. Each has different properties that make it better for certain applications.

Latex coatings provide very good grip in both wet and dry applications, it also offers very good abrasion resistance. There are three basic types latex: flat latex, foam latex and crinkle latex. Flat latex is a solid surface so it keeps liquids away from your hands; foam latex and crinkle latex have the thickest coating. The foam latex draws water away from whatever you’re holding so it can maintain a good grip even in wet conditions meanwhile keeps hands dry. Our latex work glove has a better grip on the pipe, slick and other wet conditions.

Polyurethane or PU is a thin coating that provides excellent dexterity and has a very good grip in dry and oily conditions. It's the most durable of any coating. PU contains no latex proteins which can cause allergic reactions. PU is incredibly tough but very flexible and comfortable, and PU coated work gloves have outstanding tactility.

Nitrile is also a thinner coating that improve your tactility and dexterity, nitrile coated work gloves also resists cuts abrasions and tears. It's also a good alternative for people with latex allergies or an alternative to leather. there are two primary types of nitrile coatings flat and foam. Foam nitrile work gloves are breathable with coarse surface, so it sucks up the oil and the liquid.

Latex, polyurethane and nitrile coatings each have different properties that will improve your grip performance in wet dry and oily situations, our experienced sales team can help you find the right glove for the right job.