Material guide hand and arm protection

Protective gloves are available for a wide variety of uses (e.g. protection against cuts, heat, cold or chemicals). The materials and the coating play a major role in what protective gloves can be used for. Below we summarize the basic advantages and properties of the most important coatings and materials.

Very good dry and wet grip, very flexible and stretchy, very elastic, very tear-resistant, very good sense of touch, perfectly suited for workplaces where a particularly good grip is required (handling smooth and/or slippery objects or surfaces)

Resistant, robust, very good drying. and oil grip, very high mechanical resistance, very high abrasion resistance, resistant to oils and fats, perfectly suited for workplaces with high demands on durable and abrasion-resistant protective gloves

Very flexible, very good dry and wet grip, very high mechanical resistance, durable and hard-wearing

Good abrasion resistance, very sensitive, very good sense of touch, perfectly suited for workplaces with high demands on the dexterity of the protective gloves

Robust, high mechanical resistance, resistant to light and aging, high abrasion resistance

Very abrasion-resistant, breathable, very non-slip, very good dexterity, perfectly suited for workplaces with high demands on the mechanical resistance and dexterity of the protective gloves

Soft, stretchy, very sensitive, smooth surface

Durable, robust, good grip, perfectly suited for workplaces that require tough protective gloves

Robust, moisture-repellent, sensitive

Particularly flexible, very sensitive, comfortable to wear, very breathable, perfectly suited as undergloves and for workplaces with minimal risks and very high demands on the dexterity of the protective gloves