Stay safe and comfortable with high-quality work gloves designed for maximum protection in industrial and outdoor environments. Our gloves offer cut resistance, grip enhancement, and thermal insulation, making them ideal for construction workers, mechanics, warehouse staff, and safety professionals.
✔ Cut-Resistant & Reinforced for Extra Safety ✔ Superior Grip for Precision Handling ✔ Thermal & Waterproof Options for All-Weather Use ✔ Ideal for Construction, Industrial, & Outdoor Work
Suitable as a liner or on its own for extra warmth. 18 gauge liner provides excellent comfort, freedom of movement and superb tactile ability Lightweight and comfortable Breathable seamless liner...
7 gauge stringknit polycotton liner gloves. Ideal for inspection work or as a warm liner to be worn under another glove. 3 sizes available. Sold in cartons of 300 pairs....
This moulded glove clip is engineered using dielectric material, which is non-conductive, and non–corrosive. The large 20cm claw attached to most PPE and has a max strength of 6kg. The...
The Vending Flexo Grip Nitrile Glove has been specially packed for vending machines. The nitrile coating on this glove gives enhanced abrasion resistance. Ideal for auto repair, construction and other...
Designed to achieve maximum Cut Level F protection, the CT67 is constructed using state-of-the-art techniques ensuring it is free from glass and steel fibres while not compromising on cut resistance....
Free from glass or steel fibres, this premium cut resistant glove offers exceptional Cut Level E protection. The nitrile foam coating ensures excellent grip in wet and dry conditions. The...
Introducing our cut D 18 gauge impact glove, designed to provide unrivalled impact protection. Engineered for low-energy impact situations, it safeguards against potential hazards. With its Level D cut resistance,...
The premium CT45 cut resistant glove offers exceptional cut level D protection without the use of glass or steel fibres. Coated with Nitrile foam the CT45 offers outstanding grip in...
