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Glove Chemical Resistant Chart
We added a handy Glove Chemical Resistant Chart to our Glove Resources Technical Data Section (link below). This chart is a nice guide for selecting the proper glove performance against chemicals. It includes a list of chemicals and the chemical resistance to Latex, Nitrile, Neoprene, and PVC Gloves. It is the most comprehensive list available […]
Why Nitrile Rubber is very popular in coated work gloves
It always surprises me that most workers looking for good thin work gloves with coated palms for better gripping think they are always made using natural (latex) rubber. Although many of these gloves are made using a latex coating, the most popular and better models use a nitrile coating. First, let me explain a little […]
Coated Cut Resistant Gloves
Coated Cut Resistant Gloves I’ve covered coated work gloves in the past but this post is focused specifically on coated cut-resistant gloves. Most workers know about traditional cut-resistant gloves such as the old Kevlar thick knits used in factories or the super metal mesh gloves worn by butchers. However, the most prevalent today are the […]
Cold Weather Work Gloves
Cold weather work gloves are obviously a very popular line of work gloves at this time of year, and we are well known for our large diversified and comprehensive options and attributes in selecting a model that works best for your needs and use. These glove options are important since there is simply not one […]
GO GLOVES endorsed by renowned Santa Claus School
This week, I received a surprise email from one of our loyal and long-term glove customers. It included an image from their 40th Annual Professional Santa Claus School held earlier this month in Denver, Colorado. The photo above is the Class of 2022 wearing our gloves. The title on the photo image says it all: […]
