Hand Protection
Hand Protection covers specialized gloves for each hazard family: general mechanical hazards (abrasion and scuffs), cut, heat, chemicals, electricity, and biohazards. The category includes general-purpose gloves, cut-resistant gloves, chemical-resistant gloves, heat-resistant gloves, leather protector gloves for insulating gloves, disposable gloves (nitrile, latex, vinyl), cold-weather gloves, and anti-vibration gloves. Material, thickness, and coating are selected against the hazard; rubber insulating gloves themselves are listed under Electrical PPE.
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No single glove covers every job, so each pair must be matched to the actual task hazard. General-purpose gloves with a polyester or nylon liner and a nitrile or latex coating suit daily warehouse and maintenance use. Cut-resistant gloves are rated A1 to A9 on ANSI/ISEA 105, and under EN 388 by the Coup test (1 to 5) or the ISO 13997 TDM test (levels A to F) and serve metal, glass, and knife work. Chemical-resistant gloves are chosen by the specific polymer (nitrile, neoprene, Viton) and the predicted breakthrough time for the chemical in use. Heat-resistant gloves are rated against ambient temperature, contact time, and heat type (dry vs. steam). Leather protector gloves are worn over rubber insulating gloves to shield them from mechanical damage and provide no insulation themselves, while the insulating gloves (ASTM D120) are listed under Electrical PPE. Disposable gloves (nitrile, latex, vinyl) are used in laboratories, food handling, and medical work; selection depends on allergy and chemical resistance. Cold-weather gloves protect against low temperatures in refrigerated warehouses. Anti-vibration gloves protect operators of long-duration power tools. Specifications follow EN 388, EN ISO 374, EN 407, EN 511, EN ISO 10819, ANSI/ISEA 105, and ASTM F696.
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No single glove covers every job, so each pair must be matched to the actual task hazard. General-purpose gloves with a polyester or nylon liner and a nitrile or latex coating suit daily warehouse and maintenance use. Cut-resistant gloves are rated A1 to A9 on ANSI/ISEA 105, and under EN 388 by the Coup test (1 to 5) or the ISO 13997 TDM test (levels A to F) and serve metal, glass, and knife work. Chemical-resistant gloves are chosen by the specific polymer (nitrile, neoprene, Viton) and the predicted breakthrough time for the chemical in use. Heat-resistant gloves are rated against ambient temperature, contact time, and heat type (dry vs. steam). Leather protector gloves are worn over rubber insulating gloves to shield them from mechanical damage and provide no insulation themselves, while the insulating gloves (ASTM D120) are listed under Electrical PPE. Disposable gloves (nitrile, latex, vinyl) are used in laboratories, food handling, and medical work; selection depends on allergy and chemical resistance. Cold-weather gloves protect against low temperatures in refrigerated warehouses. Anti-vibration gloves protect operators of long-duration power tools. Specifications follow EN 388, EN ISO 374, EN 407, EN 511, EN ISO 10819, ANSI/ISEA 105, and ASTM F696.
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