• Cuffs completely cover the wrist, preventing splashes, debris or other materials from getting inside.

• Split cowhide has good abrasion resistance, durability and puncture resistance, providing reliable protection.

• Thickened cowhide resists mechanical friction and wear, providing reliable protection for hands.

• Reinforced palm provides better resistance to abrasion.

• Canvas material is strong and breathable.

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A: What is the normal service life of gloves?

Q: Depends on usage environment and frequency. Disposable: single-use only. Regular work gloves: replace every 3-6 months. High-grade gloves (e.g., cut-resistant): ~1-3 months under daily heavy use. Final replacement timing depends on actual wear condition.

A: How should gloves be properly stored?

Q: Store in a cool, dry, ventilated place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources (e.g., radiators); keep away from ozone sources (e.g., motors, high-voltage equipment); avoid mixing with corrosive chemicals; hang or lay flat to prevent deformation; periodically check stock condition.

A: Which job types are best suited for leather gloves?

Q: Leather gloves are particularly suitable for: ① Welding & foundry (heat-resistant, spark-resistant); ② Construction & demolition (abrasion-resistant, puncture-resistant); ③ Glass & metal fabrication (cut-resistant, abrasion protection); ④ Fire & rescue (durable, heat-resistant); ⑤ Driving & transport (comfortable, vibration-damping). For wet or oily environments, choose oil-tanned pigskin gloves; for precision work, opt for thin goatskin gloves.

A: How can proper maintenance extend glove service life?

Q: ① Clean before and after use to remove surface dirt; ② Avoid using beyond rated temperature/intensity limits; ③ Rotate multiple pairs to allow recovery time; ④ Store properly to avoid compression/deformation; ⑤ Regular inspections — minor damage should be repaired or replaced promptly to prevent worsening.