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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIBP4638BK

P-Grip Polyurethane Coated Glove, Black/Black, 12 Pairs/Pack

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LB0916BK

1st Knight Mechanic's Glove, Black and Blue Options, 1/pair

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LB0856

Lightning Gear Reinforcer Winter Mechanic's Glove, Black/White, 1 pair

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Portwest

SKU: A790

Portwest A790 Anti Vibration Glove, 1/pair

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LB0915QHO

Crimson Warrior Mechanic's Gloves, Orange, 1/pair

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LB0915BK

Onyx Warrior Mechanic's Gloves, Black , 1/pair

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Portwest

SKU: A792

Portwest A792 Needlestick Resistant Mechanics Glove, Cut Level A9, 1 Pair

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How to Choose Mechanic Gloves

Start with the work being done. General repair, parts handling, tool use, fabrication, cold-weather service, vibrating tools, and work around sharp edges or needles each place different demands on a glove. This category includes synthetic-leather mechanic gloves, a winter mechanic glove, an anti-vibration glove, a needlestick- and cut-resistant mechanic glove, and a polyurethane-coated work glove. Compare construction, grip, dexterity, abrasion resistance, fit, closure, and documented protective ratings against the task.

Synthetic-Leather Mechanic Gloves for General Shop Work

The 1st Knight, Onyx Warrior, and Crimson Warrior styles are reusable mechanic gloves for general repair, assembly, parts handling, and tool use where durability and dexterity both matter. Black styles hide grease and grime, while the orange Crimson Warrior adds visibility. Compare palm construction, padding, flexibility, closure, and sizing for each technician.

Coated Work Gloves for Grip and Tactile Control

The P-Grip polyurethane-coated glove is a lighter, knit option sold by the dozen. It suits handling and assembly tasks where grip and fingertip feel are priorities and a full mechanic-style glove would be too bulky.

Specialty Mechanic Gloves: Winter, Anti-Vibration, and Cut Protection

Some jobs need more than a general-purpose glove. The Lightning Gear Reinforcer is an insulated winter mechanic glove for cold-weather service. The Portwest A790 is designed to reduce vibration transmitted from power tools. The Portwest A792 is rated ANSI Cut Level A9 with needlestick resistance for work involving sharp objects. These gloves are not interchangeable with general mechanic gloves, so match the specific rating and intended use to the identified hazard.

Disposable Nitrile Gloves for Mechanics

Many technicians wear disposable nitrile gloves for oil changes, fluid service, detailing, and other messy tasks where frequent changes and fingertip feel matter more than abrasion resistance. Shop 7 to 10 mil nitrile and heavy latex options in Automotive Disposable Gloves, or browse all Nitrile Gloves. Shops often keep both: disposables for fluids and cleanup, and reusable mechanic gloves for tool work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are mechanic gloves used for?

Mechanic gloves protect the hands during automotive repair, maintenance, and shop work while keeping enough dexterity to handle tools, fasteners, and small parts.

Do mechanic gloves protect against cuts and punctures?

Not by default. Standard mechanic gloves are built for abrasion and general handling. For sharp-object hazards, choose a glove with a documented cut and puncture rating, such as the Portwest A792 (ANSI A9, needlestick resistant).

Are mechanic gloves resistant to oil and automotive fluids?

Resistance varies by material and coating. Check each product's specifications, and use disposable nitrile gloves or chemical-resistant gloves when hands will be in regular contact with oils, fuels, solvents, or cleaners.

Should I choose disposable or reusable mechanic gloves?

Disposable nitrile gloves suit fluid service and cleanup where gloves are changed often. Reusable mechanic gloves suit tool work and parts handling where abrasion resistance and durability matter. Our Best Mechanic Gloves Buying Guide compares both.

Outfitting a Shop or Fleet Team

When supplying repair bays, dealership service departments, fleet maintenance teams, or multiple technicians, confirm sizes, preferred styles, and expected replacement frequency before ordering. Pair gloves with Automotive Shop Wipes and Automotive Safety Glasses as needed. For larger or multi-product orders, add products to a quote from their product pages, or build your cart and convert it to a quote.

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Mechanics Gloves

P-Grip Polyurethane Coated Glove, Black/Black, 12 Pairs/Pack

1st Knight Mechanic's Glove, Black and Blue Options, 1/pair

Lightning Gear Reinforcer Winter Mechanic's Glove, Black/White, 1 pair

Portwest A790 Anti Vibration Glove, 1/pair

Crimson Warrior Mechanic's Gloves, Orange, 1/pair

Onyx Warrior Mechanic's Gloves, Black , 1/pair

Portwest A792 Needlestick Resistant Mechanics Glove, Cut Level A9, 1 Pair