Coated Gloves
Coated gloves are created using a fabric stretched over a mould which is then polymer-dipped. Many different types of material can be used for both the base shell and the polymer dip. Typically, the shell can be made from cotton (low cost, comfortable), nylon (strong, cut resistant), spandex, also known as lycra or elastane (stretchy, comfortable), Kevlar (very strong, heat and cut resistant), polyester (good general properties) glass fibre (cut resistant) and acrylic (warm in cold environments). Some glove shells combine more than one of these fibres.
The dipping material can be nitrile rubber (strong, oil resistant), latex (low cost, grippy), PU (non-allergenic, puncture resistant, grippy without being sticky). Some coated gloves have raised microdots or texturing to provide additional grip.
Esko | Flex-It Gloves | 12 Pairs
Blue/grey lightweight polyester liner with PU palm coating Ideal for sensitive handling with PU coating for wet and dry product handling Sizes: 7-11
Esko | Boxa Latex Glove | 12 Pairs
Comfortable elasticised polycotton liner Ultra tough latex crinkle coated palm Level 2 contact heat resistance rating—can handle 250°C for at leas...
View full detailsEsko | Grip It Hi Vis Nitrile Gloves | 12 Pairs
Hi-vis knitted nylon liner with nitrile palm coating Strong abrasion resistant coating with sensitive touch Handling for both wet and dry condit...
View full detailsEsko | Tuff-It Latex Gloves | 12 Pairs
Knitted polycotton glove with extra-tough red latex diamond palm coating Exceptional durability Resistant to abrasion, oils, cuts, slipping Ideal ...
View full detailsEsko | Grip-It 3/4 Coat Hi-Vis Nitrile Gloves | 12 Pairs
Hi-vis knitted nylon liner with nitrile 3/4 coating Strong abrasive resistant coating with sensitive touch Handling for both wet and dry conditi...
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