Coated gloves
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Coated work gloves – professional hand protection in dry and oily environments
Are you looking for an effective way to protect your hands from mechanical injuries, oils, or greases? Professional work gloves coated with nitrile and specialized polymers provide an optimal balance between durability and manual precision. By using seamless polyester and nylon knits combined with an abrasion-resistant protective layer, these products guarantee a secure grip while minimizing the risk of accidents at work. Choose certified personal protective equipment compliant with the EN 388 standard, tailored to the specifics of the technological processes in your facility.
Why choose professional coated gloves? Learn the key facts
The correct choice of protective coating directly affects worker productivity and the durability of the product itself. Instead of universal solutions, choose technology tailored to specific mechanical and chemical hazards:
- High barrier against oils and greases: The nitrile layer in Nitryl Heavy type models does not allow petroleum-based substances to pass through, protecting the skin from dermatitis and contact with aggressive workshop chemicals.
- Excellent abrasion and puncture resistance: The polymer structure of the coating significantly extends the life cycle of the glove, reducing fixed costs associated with the turnover of PPE equipment in the company.
- Manual precision (High-Tactility): Thin polyurethane coatings and models from the Slim Black/White series allow for problem-free manipulation of small screws, electronic components, and assembly elements.
- Ergonomics and reduction of hand fatigue: Seamless constructions of flexible cuts (Flex series) perfectly adapt to the anatomical shape of the hand, preventing blisters and calluses during long shifts.
- Optimal air circulation: Leaving the back of the glove uncoated allows for free moisture and heat dissipation, maintaining high hygienic comfort for the user.
Technical characteristics of product subcategories
The table below presents technical parameters and recommended work environments for the three main product lines available in our permanent assortment:
| Subcategory / Series | Type of coating | Physical characteristics of the knit | Work environment and recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slim (Black & White) | Polyurethane (PU) / Thin nitrile | Ultra-thin, seamless, high flexibility | Dry environment, precision assembly, electronics, packaging |
| Nitryl (Lite & Heavy) | Nitrile (NBR) – oil resistant | Reinforced structure, stretch resistant | Oily environment, vehicle mechanics, machining |
| Flex | Nitrile microfoam / Latex | Breathable premium knit, high stitch density | Warehouse work, logistics, construction, material handling |
In the process of optimizing PPE costs in an enterprise, the choice of packaging form and the right size is of key importance (we offer a full range from size 6 to 11). To ensure workstation continuity, we particularly recommend:
- For repetitive warehouse and logistics work: Flex work gloves in industrial packs (12 pairs), which optimizes the unit purchase cost.
- For heavy mechanical work in contact with greases: Nitryl Heavy work gloves characterized by a thickened layer resistant to damage.
- For precision work requiring sterility or masking dirt: Slim Black work gloves, which do not limit grip feel.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Coated gloves
1. What are the main advantages of nitrile coating compared to latex?
Nitrile shows very high resistance to oils, greases, gasolines, and solvents, while latex degrades in contact with fats (dissolves and loses mechanical properties). Additionally, nitrile is more abrasion-resistant and less likely to cause allergic reactions. Latex coatings, on the other hand, perform better in wet environments (water) and in general construction work due to high roughness and grip.
2. What does the term "precision gloves" mean in the context of the Slim series?
Slim series gloves (both White and Black versions) are based on high-density low-grammage weave technology, covered with a thin polymer layer. Thanks to this, the thickness of the protective barrier between the skin and the object is minimized. This allows for excellent surface feel, operation of miniature electronic components, and precise handling of hand tools without the need to remove protection.
3. How do Nitryl Lite models differ from Nitryl Heavy?
The difference lies in the thickness and the surface of the coating zone. Nitryl Lite models have a thinner protective layer, providing greater flexibility and manual freedom while maintaining oil resistance. Nitryl Heavy models have a thicker nitrile layer (often with full coating of the hand and fingers), making them suitable for heavy industrial work, handling sharp, oily details, and processes where there is a high risk of mechanical friction.
4. Do coated gloves protect against high temperatures?
Standard gloves coated with nitrile, polyurethane, or latex (including the Flex or Slim series) have limited thermal resistance and are not intended for welding work or handling metallurgical furnaces. High temperature causes the synthetic coating to melt, which can lead to hand burns. For thermal work, specialized split leather gloves or models with special EN 407 certifications should be used.