There are many things to consider when selecting hand protection, here are the main components to a glove.
GLOVE COATINGS
| NITRILE | POLYURETHANE | LATEX |
| Cut Resistant Works well with oil Outstanding abrasion resistance Maintains grip Withstands high temperatures | High abrasion resistance Lightweight Puncture Resistant Maintains grips Excellent for dexterity | High elasticity Maintains grips Withstands high temperatures Tear resistance Resists alcohols |
GAUGE LEVELS
The gauge of a glove is defined as the number of stitches included in each inch of material. The lower the gauge, the thicker the yarn and therefore fewer stiches per inch which translates to a thicker glove. The higher the gauge, the thinner the yarn and more stiches can fit per inch which translates to a thinner glove.
MECHANICAL PERFORMANCE
Refers to a gloves ability to resist being cut through and harming an individual wearing it.
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