Safety gloves are an indispensable part of personal protective equipment (PPE), designed to protect workers’ hands from a wide variety of hazards including cuts, abrasions, chemical burns, heat, cold, and electrical shock. Whether you’re in construction, manufacturing, welding, chemical handling, or laboratory work, the right pair of safety gloves can significantly reduce the risk of hand injuries.

Different tasks require different types of protection, which is why safety gloves are available in a range of materials and designs:

• Cut-Resistant Gloves: Made from materials like Kevlar, Dyneema, or stainless steel mesh to protect against sharp tools and machinery.

• Chemical-Resistant Gloves: Typically made of nitrile, neoprene, or latex to guard against acids, solvents, and other corrosive substances.

• Heat-Resistant Gloves: Used in welding, foundries, or kitchens to withstand high temperatures.

• Electrical Insulated Gloves: Designed for electricians and utility workers to prevent electrical shock.

• General Work Gloves: Provide grip, abrasion resistance, and protection in routine handling tasks.

Proper glove selection depends on the specific job hazards, fit, dexterity requirements, and comfort during prolonged use. It’s also important to replace gloves regularly, especially when they show signs of wear or contamination.

All safety gloves offered by The Fire Safety Hub comply with international standards such as EN 388, EN 374, and ANSI/ISEA 105, ensuring that you get the protection you need without compromising on comfort or performance.

Your hands are your most valuable tools—protect them with safety gloves built for every challenge.