Work Gloves
Certified work gloves for every hand hazard: cuts, grip, chemicals, cold, heat, welding and static electricity. For companies, tradespeople and health and safety managers.
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What do the numbers under the EN 388 symbol mean?
In order, they indicate resistance to abrasion, rotating blade cut, tear and puncture; the higher the number, the better the performance. The following letter (A-F) gives cut resistance using the ISO method and the final P indicates impact protection.
What is the difference between a level C and a level F cut-resistant glove?
Level C withstands at least 10 newtons in the ISO cut test, level F at least 30 newtons. Level F is suited to very sharp sheet metal or glass, while for light handling a lower level offers more dexterity.
Is nitrile, PU or latex coating better?
Nitrile grips well on oily surfaces and resists abrasion, PU is thin and provides dexterity for precision work, latex gives excellent grip on dry or wet surfaces but should be avoided for people with allergies.
Does a chemical glove also protect against cuts?
Only if it shows a suitable EN 388 cut level: chemical and mechanical protection are certified separately. Check both markings on the product page before choosing.
How often should work gloves be replaced?
There is no fixed expiry: replace them when the coating is worn, there are holes or cuts, or after contact with chemicals according to the information leaflet. Disposable gloves are changed after each use.
Can I order gloves in different sizes for the whole team?
Yes: add the quantities for each size to your basket, checking stock on the product page; the order ships complete, with no partial deliveries. For regular supplies or large quantities you can request a quote from the website.