•  PU coating provides a high coefficient of friction, ensuring a reliable grip even on oily metal parts or slightly damp surfaces.

• Cut Level B grade HPPE knit shell provide excellent cut protection.

• The uncoated areas on the back of the hand retain a porous knit structure, offering good breathability to minimize stuffiness

• Soft PU coating preserves tactile sensitivity, allowing for flexible manipulation of small parts and reducing hand fatigue during extended work sessions

• Customized package, logo, color.

Q: Are PU gloves oil-resistant? Can I use them for car repair?

A: PU gloves offer some oil resistance, but not as much as nitrile. They are fine for light oil stains, but for heavy grease, use nitrile-coated gloves.

Q: Can I use a phone while wearing PU-coated gloves?

A: The PU coating itself is not conductive, but the palm coating is thin enough for slight touchscreen use on some models. For frequent phone use, it is recommended to choose professional gloves with conductive fabric at the fingertips.

Q: How do I choose the right glove size? What are the consequences of buying a size that is too large or too small?

A: An improper fit is a major safety hazard and a common pain point. Gloves that are too large can easily slip off or get caught in machinery, while those that are too small restrict blood circulation and accelerate fatigue. Be sure to measure your hand circumference and length, and select the size based on the brand’s size chart. 

Q: Our workshop presents risks of both cuts and punctures; is there a single pair of gloves that can provide protection against both simultaneously?

A: You can look for multi-functional protective gloves. For instance, you might choose gloves that incorporate a polyurethane puncture-resistant pad in the palm area—built upon a cut-resistant fiber base—or select gloves that specifically feature an EN388 puncture resistance rating. Please make your selection based on the specific severity levels of the primary risks involved .

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