Industrial Leather Gloves - Harmony Lab & Safety Supplies

Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB6827

Goatskin Drivers Glove, Keystone Thumb, 12/pair

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB6857-2XL

2XL - Insulated Goatskin Leather Work Glove with 3M Thinsulate, 12/pr

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB3581SP

Leather Green Double Palm Glove, 12/pair

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB7017Q

Pigskin Driver Gloves, Keystone Thumb, 12/pair

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB3260SQ

Leather Palm Gloves with Rubberized Safety Cuff, 12/pair

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB6227

Insulated Cowhide Driver Glove, Fleece Lined, 12/pair

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LB6504

Premium Leather Drivers Glove with Double Palm, Keystone Thumb, 12/pair

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$99.99

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB7007A

Premium Pigskin Driver Gloves, Keystone Thumb, 12/pair

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB3264SP-LG

Leather Palm Glove with Gauntlet Cuff, 12/pair

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Leather Work Gloves

What tasks are leather work gloves suitable for?

Leather work gloves are versatile and suitable for many jobs, including general handling, construction, gardening, welding, and more. They provide good abrasion and puncture resistance, making them a good choice for tasks involving rough materials.

What types of leather are used in work gloves?

Several types of leather are used in work gloves, including cowhide, pigskin, goatskin, and deerskin. Each has its characteristics: cowhide is durable and offers good protection, pigskin is breathable and resilient, goatskin offers superior dexterity and puncture resistance, and deerskin provides excellent flexibility and comfort.

How do I care for leather work gloves?

Leather work gloves should be kept dry when not in use. If they get wet, allow them to dry naturally, away from direct heat sources. Leather gloves can also be cleaned with mild soap and water, and a leather conditioner can keep them supple.

Are leather work gloves cut-resistant?

While leather work gloves offer some cut resistance due to the material's toughness, they are not as cut-resistant as gloves specifically designed for this purpose, such as those made with Kevlar or other cut-resistant materials.

Are there insulated leather work gloves for cold weather?

Yes, leather work gloves come with insulation for use in cold weather. These gloves are lined with fleece other insulating fabrics to help keep hands warm in cold conditions.

Can leather work gloves protect against chemicals?

While leather work gloves can provide some basic protection against certain chemicals, they are not designed for chemical resistance and should not be used for handling hazardous chemicals. If you need chemical protection, consider gloves specifically designed for that purpose.