Nitrile Palm Synthetic Gloves | Light Engineering

Handling small metal components with bare hands leads to cuts, oil absorption and rapid skin wear. These nitrile palm synthetic gloves put a tough, oil-resistant coating exactly where the fingers and palm contact the workpiece, so the operator keeps dexterity while the liner breathes through long shifts. The snug knit wrist keeps swarf and coolant out without the bulk of a gauntlet cuff, making them a natural reach-in item alongside safety glasses and ear plugs at any bench station. In daily use the nitrile dip resists abrasion from rough castings and prevents lubricants from soaking through to the skin, which cuts down on dermatitis risk and the need for frequent hand washing. Because the back stays open knit, heat escapes during repetitive assembly or inspection work, reducing the sweat build-up that causes gloves to be discarded early. Supervisors stocking ppe supplies appreciate that the same glove fits fitting, assembly and light machining roles, simplifying the store bin and the toolbox talk. Synthetic knit shell with nitrile palm coating, knit wrist cuff, ambidextrous sizing.

• Nitrile palm coating resists oil, grease and light abrasion
• Open-knit back vents heat during repetitive tasks
• Knit wrist cuff blocks swarf and coolant entry
• Ambidextrous design simplifies store management
• Suits fitting, assembly and light machining roles

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