Cotton Work Gloves - Harmony Lab & Safety Supplies

Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB4206

Green Chore Glove, 2 Layer Quilted Palm/Back, Heavyweight, LG, 12/pair

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$29.99

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB4203Q

Golden Chore Glove, Knit Wrist, Quilted Palm & Back, LG, 12/pair

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$21.99

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB4518Q-LG

White Canvas Double Palm Glove, Knit Wrist, LG, 12/pair

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$15.99

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB4203

Golden Chore Glove, Knit Wrist, 2 Layer Quilted Palm/Back, LG, 12/pair

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$28.99

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB4308Q

Brown Jersey Glove, Fleece Lined, Straight Thumb, LG, 12/pair

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$21.99

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB4113C

Terry Cloth Glove, Reversible, Knit Wrist, 12/pair

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Cotton Gloves

What are cotton gloves used for?

Cotton gloves, a versatile and essential accessory, have found their way into many industries, with their uses ranging from the mundane to the intricate. From the delicate handling of electronics and jewelry to preventing the spread of germs in healthcare settings, these gloves are a staple for anyone who values protection and hygiene.

But their utility doesn't stop there. With their soft and breathable fabric, cotton gloves offer a comfortable fit that doesn't compromise protection. They are also a go-to for those who seek to protect their skin, as cotton gloves are perfect for dermatological purposes, such as applying lotions and creams.

And let's not forget their contribution to household chores - whether it's cleaning, dusting, or any other task that requires protection; cotton gloves are up for the challenge—no wonder they have become a must-have for many industries and individuals alike.

What are cotton glove alternatives?

Cotton gloves, while versatile, may not always be the best choice for certain tasks. In some situations, alternatives like nitrile, nylon, and latex gloves may be more appropriate. Nitrile gloves, for instance, are known for their excellent chemical resistance and durability, making them ideal for handling hazardous substances or working in environments where puncture resistance is crucial. They are also a popular choice for those with latex allergies.

On the other hand, nylon gloves offer a lightweight, breathable, and lint-free option, making them suitable for use in electronics assembly, delicate material handling, or cleanroom applications. Latex gloves, made from natural rubber, provide excellent flexibility, comfort, and dexterity. They are widely used in the medical field due to their superior barrier protection against contaminants. While cotton gloves have their uses, considering these alternatives based on specific requirements can lead to a more effective and safe glove choice for the user.

Cotton Gloves

Green Chore Glove, 2 Layer Quilted Palm/Back, Heavyweight, LG, 12/pair

Golden Chore Glove, Knit Wrist, Quilted Palm & Back, LG, 12/pair

White Canvas Double Palm Glove, Knit Wrist, LG, 12/pair

Golden Chore Glove, Knit Wrist, 2 Layer Quilted Palm/Back, LG, 12/pair

Brown Jersey Glove, Fleece Lined, Straight Thumb, LG, 12/pair

Terry Cloth Glove, Reversible, Knit Wrist, 12/pair

Cotton Gloves

What are cotton gloves used for?

What are cotton glove alternatives?