13G HPPE & steel fiber, anti-cut ,anti-impact , nitrile sandy coated gloves

Advantage :

• Protect hands from shocks: thermoplastic rubber TPR on back

• Prevent cuts and punctures

• Comfortable knitted fiber ,Easy to wear

• Longer service life: Additional green nitrile reinforcement to thumb crotch for increasing the wear resistance of the gloves and increasing  lifespan of glove

Application:

13G HPPE, anti-cut ,anti-impact , nitrile sandy coated gloves can be widely used in Oil and gas industry, mechanical metal, metallurgy, plastics, automobile, navy, aviation, wood, furniture industry, footwear, farm implements, civil construction, industrial installation, etc.

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About 13G HPPE gloves

What are 13G HPPE gloves? 13G HPPE gloves are made of natural rubber and treated with a special process that makes them resistant to dirt, bacteria and other contaminants. This means they are ideal for use in medical and laboratory environments where cleanliness and safety are paramount.

The 13G HPPE gloves have a closed-cell foam palm designed to protect the user's hand from harmful particles and chemicals. The glove should also have tapered fingers so that they fit snugly and securely against the user's hand. Finally, the fingertips of the glove should have ventilation holes so that heat and moisture can escape.

13G HPPE gloves

13G HPPE gloves are essential for workers handling hazardous chemicals. 13G HPPE gloves are divided into three categories: general, medical and agricultural.

General 13G HPPE gloves are designed for general use in a variety of industries.

Medical 13G HPPE gloves are designed for healthcare workers to provide a barrier between the patient and harmful bacteria.

Agricultural 13G HPPE gloves are used to protect hands from feces, blood and other potentially hazardous materials.