Best Coated Gloves, Nitrile Coated Work Gloves

Liberty Safety

SKU: LIBP4638BK

P-Grip Polyurethane Coated Glove, Black/Black, 12/pairs

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LBP4638

P-Grip Polyurethane Coated Glove, Gray/Black, 12/pair

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Liberty Safety

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P-Grip Polyurethane Coated Glove, White/White, 12/pairs

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB4639G

P-Grip Polyurethane Coated Glove, Gray/Gray, 12/pair

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Portwest

SKU: A195

Portwest A195 Polyurethane Coated Touchscreen Gloves, Black or Purple, 12/pairs

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Coated Gloves, Coated Work Gloves

What are coated work gloves?

If you've had to try to grab a screw or a nail in the dead of winter, then you'll appreciate how it feels not to have the dexterity to complete basic tasks. Coated gloves are ideal for technicians handling small parts who need protection from sheet metal, petroleum products, and harsh winter.

If you aren't sure if nitrile-coated work gloves are for you, keep reading because it might be that a different work glove fits your application perfectly. We have decades of experience supplying the best-coated work gloves to industrial manufacturing, warehouses, and research centers requiring hand protection.

The amount of protection coated gloves provide is linked to their material and thickness. Some gloves may be especially suited to protect against cuts but not so against abrasions. Be sure to check the ISEA or ANSI rating for your particular glove and be familiar with the rating standards and how they measure up against your work.

Generally, all coated gloves provide a primary barrier against abrasions, cuts, punctures, and chemical resistance. A thicker coating or glove outperforms a comparable thinner glove. A thicker layer can be achieved by dipping the glove multiple times, with some manufacturers opting to reinforce specific areas of the glove (e.g., the palm or fingertips).

Coated gloves are uniquely suited for industrial facilities, assembly and automotive facilities, and warehouses for the safety of package handlers. The glove coating ensures you can get a good grip even in unideal conditions.

Are nitrile gloves coated?

Nitrile-coated gloves are safe and provide an extra layer of protection against colds, punctures, abrasions, and other hazardous factors. Nitrile-coated gloves are work gloves with a synthetic rubber coating for added grip and protection. Unlike natural latex, nitrile is a 100% synthetic material that won’t inflame allergies.

Warehouse workers benefit from nitrile-coated gloves because they balance warmth and protection. With the right glove, workers will be protected from cold, harmful chemicals and oils, and an advanced grip makes handling precise instruments easy.

The nitrile coating withstands oil and other petroleum products without degradation. Also, the nitrile barrier protects your skin by not allowing harmful chemicals to seep through. These gloves do not break down easily and can be washed in cold water and hung dry to use repeatedly.

The main benefits of nitrile-coated gloves are listed below:

Reduce hand fatigue
Protection from cuts, punctures, chemicals, hazards
Versatile; Balances Protection, Dexterity, and Grip.
Ideal for handling tools, machinery, and tasks involving your hands.
Comfortable for all-day wear

Nitrile has a high puncture and broad chemical resistance. It offers excellent tactile feedback, grip, and abrasion resistance, even when wet. Nitrile is 3x more puncture resistant than latex rubber!

Micro-foam coated gloves are a good choice for working in “wet” environments. The micro-foam coating acts similar to a sponge and provides extra gripping power. Nitrile coating prevents punctures, cuts, snags, abrasions, oils, and fuels.

What are latex coated gloves?

Natural Rubber Textured Latex Palm Coatings offer a good grip. Latex coating provides abrasion resistance and is excellent for handling building materials. Latex has very high elasticity and grip compared to other glove materials and withstands extreme temperatures and tearing. Latex-coated gloves are great for several tasks, including general maintenance, shipping, receiving, assembling, and concrete/brick/lumber handling.

High elasticity and grip.
Great tear resistance.
Poor resistance against most hydrocarbon and organic solvents (i.e., gasoline).
It can cause allergic reactions.

What are polyurethane work gloves used for?

Nothing beats a firm grip on work. Palm Coated Gloves (AKA Dipped Gloves) are designed to protect your hands from cuts and abrasions and offer extra grip. Most coated gloves are made of engineered knit fibers for the glove part. The glove “shell” is then dipped in various coatings to make that wonderful gripping texture and protection! Layers provide additional security while resisting punctures and abrasions and offer improved grip while working.

Grips well without being “sticky.”
Breathable and dexterous.
Resists oil, solvents, gasoline, fats, greases, and oxidation.
Poor resistance to hot water.

Where can I buy coated gloves?

Buy coated glove at Harmony Lab & Safety Supplies, your trusted source for coated work gloves. Take advantage of fast shipping and everyday wholesale pricing on work gloves and other personal protective equipment.

Coated Gloves

P-Grip Polyurethane Coated Glove, Black/Black, 12/pairs

P-Grip Polyurethane Coated Glove, Gray/Black, 12/pair

P-Grip Polyurethane Coated Glove, White/White, 12/pairs

P-Grip Polyurethane Coated Glove, Gray/Gray, 12/pair

Portwest A195 Polyurethane Coated Touchscreen Gloves, Black or Purple, 12/pairs