Collection: Work Gloves

Workwear Gloves

We have a wide range of workwear gloves that will suit individuals who work in different industries. Our Aurelia Chem Max gloves, for example, may benefit those who handle dangerous chemicals. Boasting a nitrile liner, these flexible and durable gloves offer protection against chemicals such as n-Heptane, sodium hydroxide and sulphuric acid.

Alternatively, the Pawa line is able to benefit people working in a number of sectors. The Pawa Latex Coated Water Resistant Thermal gloves are a multi functional product: offering protection against heat, water and rain, oil and grease. This product’s ability to keep the users hands warm, and offer fantastic protection against rough materials, means it will be valuable to anyone from mechanics and engineers to factory workers.

Our range of workwear gloves is not limited to the above examples. Click on any specific image to explore the product’s specifications.

FAQs

What Are Work Gloves?

Work gloves are designed to protect the hands and wrists from environmental impact, wounds and other potential injuries when performing light or heavy duty tasks. They can be made from breathable and non-breathable materials that shield against cuts, blisters, splinters, skin punctures or chemical burns. Work gloves vary in type depending on the environment they are intended to be used in. Here at Easy Gloves, we have a superb selection of gloves for any type of sector which can be viewed on the drop down menu above.

What Are Work Gloves Made of?

Work gloves are made from a range of different materials depending on the application they are going to be used in or simply down to the users’ preference. Generally speaking, some of the materials include: nitrile, latex, PVC, leather and Nylon. For heavy duty tasks, leather is the preferred option for exceptional hand protection and comfort.

Can You Wash Work Gloves?

The short answer is yes. Of course you can. But it is advised that you wash them in the washing machine with cool water and a small amount of laundry detergent. Afterwards, you should hang them up to dry to prevent any shrinkage or damage to the gloves. Always check the label to see if the gloves are suitable for washing.