Classification by Core Protective Function
Insulating Gloves
Features: Excellent insulation properties; compliant with national standards for live-line work; resistant to puncture and aging.
Applications: Live-line work scenarios such as electrical maintenance and operation of power equipment involving voltages of 10kV or lower.
Acid and Alkali Resistant Gloves
Features: Good chemical resistance; meets airtightness standards; free from defects such as surface blooming or brittleness.
Applications:Work environments involving contact with acidic or alkaline reagents, such as chemical manufacturing and laboratories.
Cut-Resistant Gloves
Features: Made from high-strength fibers; offers a high level of cut protection; easy to clean and comfortable to wear.
Applications: Work environments involving contact with sharp objects, such as metal processing and glass manufacturing.
Anti-Static Gloves
Features: Contains conductive fibers to rapidly dissipate static electricity from the hands; low dust generation.
Applications: Static-sensitive work environments such as electronics manufacturing and precision instrument assembly.
Heat-Insulating/Welder's Gloves
Features: Made from cowhide or pig suede; protects against high temperatures and molten metal splashes.
Applications: High-temperature work environments such as welding operations and work in front of smelting furnaces.
