Our hands are our tools and they need to be taken care of, as unprotected they are exposed to many dangers. They are made up of 27 bones, 30 joints and 33 muscles, which are exposed to burns, hypothermia, cuts or other injuries every day. Protective gloves are part of the protective equipment that protects the wearer in several areas:

– MECHANICAL INFLUENCES: cuts, abrasions, vibrations, etc.
– ELECTRICAL INFLUENCES: electric arcs, electric shocks, etc.
– CHEMICAL INFLUENCES: burns, sores, etc.
– HEAT INFLUENCES: frostbites, burns, UV radiation, etc.

Hand protection is of paramount importance in preventing or minimizing accidents at work. In this category, you will find every type of hand protection you might need.

Hand protection to keep your hands safe with our gloves

Category "Hand Protection" includes various types of gloves that protect the hands from chemicals, cuts, heat, and other impacts we are exposed to in the workplace or at home.

Hands are our tools, and it is necessary to take care of them as they are vulnerable to numerous hazards. Composed of 27 bones, 30 joints, and 33 muscles, they are exposed to burns, frostbite, cuts, or other injuries on a daily basis. Protective gloves are part of personal protective equipment that safeguards the user in multiple areas:

• MECHANICAL IMPACTS: cuts, abrasions, vibrations, etc.
• ELECTRICAL IMPACTS: electric arcs, electrical shocks, etc.
• CHEMICAL IMPACTS: burns, ulcers, etc.
• THERMAL IMPACTS: frostbite, burns, UV protection, etc.

To completely prevent accidents at work or minimize them as much as possible, hand protection is of utmost importance. In this category, you will find everything for hand protection based on the type of protection you need.

Work gloves come in a wide range of shapes and sizes, with each type serving a specific purpose. Welding gloves, usually made of leather or synthetic materials, offer protection against welding sparks. Additionally, they provide protection against burns on the palms that can occur due to contact with molten metal. Welding gloves have a fire-resistant lining that creates an air space between the gloves and the skin and are available in various lengths. It is recommended to check which length would best suit your needs before making a purchase.

Chemical-resistant gloves, such as PVC gloves, are suitable for use with mild chemicals. Their waterproof characteristic provides protection against burns and ulcers that can be caused by chlorine or bleach.

For rough and heavy-duty work, gloves with fabric coating are available, which protect the hands from mechanical hazards. These gloves are highly suitable for use in construction, industry, or other heavy-duty tasks.

Nitrile gloves, made from synthetic rubber, offer appropriate protection against chemicals. Additionally, they do not contain latex, so they do not typically cause allergic reactions in most users. Disposable gloves, made of latex, nitrile, or vinyl, are universal and suitable for a wide range of uses, including cleaning, maintenance, hospitality, medicine, mechanical work, and protection against various chemical risks. For this type of glove, Nitrylex Classic nitrile gloves can be recommended.

Leather gloves are the choice for those who want to protect their hands from mechanical injuries and heat but do not require protection against chemicals.

For working with sharp or hazardous objects and chemicals, the best option is puncture-resistant gloves. These gloves are usually made of rubber, providing flexibility while being robust enough to prevent puncture.