The PVC gloves are perhaps the most economical glove for chemical resistance. The double dipped PVC work gloves come in a variety of lengths for maximum coverage. These gloves have an interlocking lining to help absorb perspiration. In addition, the gloves are molded to fit the curvature of the hands. The item # 1007 is a version with a knit wrist. It is the least expensive of the PVC work gloves; however, it does not feature the extended cuffs.
The rough finished PVC glove is identical to the smooth PVC above except for the outer coating. This coating involves a "pimpled" texture for extra gripping power. This style also has an interlocking lining to help absorb perspiration. Similarly, the gloves are also molded to fit the curvature of the hands.
Applications:
Chemical Resistance
Refining
Mining
Painting Industry
Construction
Oil and Gas Industry
Fishing Industry
Notes:
Comes in men's sizing only
Prices shown are per dozen.
Click Here for a chart describing acceptable chemical resistance.
The sandpaper finished PVC glove is another model of the PVC glove. The coating on this glove feels like sandpaper grating for even greater holding power. This style also uses an interlocking lining to help absorb perspiration. Similarly, the gloves are also molded to fit the curvature of the hands.
Applications:
Oil and Gas Industry
Fishing Industry
Chemical Resistance
Refining
Mining
Painting Industry
Construction
Notes:
Comes in men's sizing only
Prices shown are per dozen.
Click Here for a chart describing acceptable chemical resistance.
The orange foam lined gloves offers chemical resistance and an extra degree or warmth. These PVC gloves are offered in a 12 inch and a knit wrist version.
