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Ensure maximum hand protection in any environment with our comprehensive range of safety gloves. Whether you need reliable work gloves for heavy construction, precise handling, or hazardous material management, our selection has you covered. We stock high-quality cut-resistant gloves, durable leather options, and chemically resistant models designed to keep your hands safe without compromising dexterity.

From insulated winter work gloves for cold conditions to single-use disposables, find the perfect fit for your specific task. Our gloves offer superior grip, comfort, and compliance with safety standards. Browse our collection today to find durable hand protection for professional use.

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EN 388:2016 | PVC - Kemikaalisuojakäsineet - YT-55847 - 1
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EN 388:2016 | PVC

EN 388:2016 | PVC
18,95 € / pcs(tax incl.)
15,10 €(tax excl.)
Order only product. The product will be ordered separately from the supplier.
Delivery time approx. 3-15 business days
Package size: 1 batch = 25 pcs (473,75 € / batch)
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EN 4121X, EN 374 - Kemikaalisuojakäsineet - 1850 - 1
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EN 4121X, EN 374

EN 4121X, EN 374
  • 1–5 business days
8/M
7,53 € / pcs(tax incl.)
6,00 €(tax excl.)
Package size: 1 erä = 12 pcs (90,36 € / erä)
EN14605/A1 - Kemikaalisuojakäsineet - 24100 - 1
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EN14605/A1

EN14605/A1
45,05 € / pcs(tax incl.)
35,90 €(tax excl.)
Order only product. The product will be ordered separately from the supplier.
Delivery time approx. 3-15 business days
Package size: 1 batch = 5 pcs (225,25 € / batch)
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Frequently Asked Questions: Protective Gloves and How to Choose Them

How do I choose the right size for protective gloves?

Choosing the correct size is critical for safety and working comfort. Measure the circumference of your palm at the knuckles and compare the result to the size chart, as gloves that are too large can get caught in machinery, while gloves that are too small can restrict blood circulation. Well-fitting work gloves stay firmly on the hand but allow free movement of fingers without a constricting feeling.

What is the difference between cut-resistant gloves and standard work gloves?

Cut-resistant gloves are made from special technical fibers that protect hands from sharp objects, such as glass or metal sheets. Standard work gloves are designed more for general protection against dirt and abrasion, and they do not offer the same protection against cuts. Cut protection is classified into different levels, so it is important to choose a protection level that matches the risk.

Are all protective gloves suitable for handling chemicals?

No, they are not, as chemical protective gloves are tested separately against specific substances. It is important to check the glove's EN 374 standard markings to ensure that the material can withstand the specific chemicals you handle in your work. The wrong type of material can degrade or let dangerous substances through to the skin very quickly.

How often should disposable gloves be changed?

As the name suggests, disposable gloves are designed for short-term use only. To ensure hygiene, they should be changed whenever they break, become soiled, or when you move from one work phase to another. Prolonged use can weaken the material and increase the risk of the glove breaking in the middle of work.

How do winter work gloves differ from regular lined gloves?

High-quality winter work gloves combine thermal insulation with good tactile sensitivity in a way that enables precise work even in freezing temperatures. They often utilize technical materials that keep moisture out while allowing the skin to breathe. This prevents hands from sweating and subsequently getting cold in chilly conditions.

Can leather work gloves be washed in a washing machine?

Leather is a natural material that hardens and loses its properties in machine washing, so water washing is generally not recommended. Leather work gloves should be cleaned by brushing off loose dirt and using conditioners intended for leather if necessary. With proper maintenance, you extend the life of leather gloves and maintain their flexibility.

What do the EN standard markings on gloves mean?

The EN markings on gloves indicate what kind of protective properties the product offers and what tests it has passed. For example, EN 388 indicates mechanical protection, such as abrasion and tear resistance. Understanding these markings helps in choosing exactly the right kind of personal protective equipment for the specific work task.

We hope this information package helped you better understand the different options and their features. The right equipment makes working not only safer but also significantly more pleasant. Feel free to explore our wide selection and order high-quality protective gloves easily from our online store today!