Work Gloves

Shop work gloves from ATG MaxiFlex®, Mechanix Wear, Caiman, MCR Safety, and more at Enviro Safety Products. Explore leather, coated, cut-resistant, and specialty gloves for construction, manufacturing, maintenance, and material handling. Choose hand protection based on workplace hazards, grip, dexterity, durability, and comfort.

Work gloves are available in leather and synthetic materials, including nylon, polyester, and spandex. Leather work gloves provide durability and abrasion resistance, while synthetic designs offer options for flexibility, grip, and task-specific protection. Reinforced fingertips, padded palms, and protective coatings provide additional performance features.

Leather Gloves

Leather work gloves are commonly made from cowhide, pigskin, or goatskin. Cowhide offers durability and abrasion resistance, pigskin provides flexibility, and goatskin balances dexterity with durability. Select the appropriate leather and glove construction based on workplace conditions and protection requirements.

Synthetic Gloves

Synthetic work gloves offer flexibility, dexterity, and specialized performance features. Our Coated & Dipped Gloves collection includes options designed to improve grip and precision when handling tools, components, and materials. Additional features may include reinforced fingertips and padded palms for demanding or repetitive tasks.

Gloves with Knuckle Protection

For work environments involving impact hazards, impact gloves may incorporate rubber or thermoplastic protection over the knuckles and back of the hand. Evaluate applicable impact protection ratings and glove construction to ensure suitability for the task.

Glove Safety

Select work gloves according to identified workplace hazards. Electricians working around energized equipment require appropriately rated electrical insulating gloves and associated protective equipment. Welding gloves address heat and spark exposure, while chemical-resistant gloves must be selected for compatibility with specific chemicals and exposure conditions.

For sharp materials and cut hazards, ANSI/ISEA 105 cut resistance ratings range from A1 to A9. Higher ratings indicate greater resistance under the specified test method but do not establish equivalent puncture, abrasion, or impact protection. Explore our ATG MaxiCut® gloves for cut-resistant hand protection options. Our PIP ATG 34-874 MaxiFlex Ultimate Gloves Guide explains ANSI ratings, applications, sizing, and care.

Proper fit supports protection, comfort, and dexterity. Loose gloves may interfere with handling, while tight gloves can restrict movement. For general-purpose precision handling, consider PIP ATG 34-874 MaxiFlex® Ultimate™ Gloves, featuring a breathable liner and micro-foam nitrile-coated palm.

How to Maintain Your Work Gloves

Follow manufacturer instructions for cleaning and storing reusable work gloves. Remove contaminants as recommended, avoid chemicals that may damage protective materials, and store gloves under suitable conditions. Inspect regularly for tears, worn coatings, and other deterioration. Replace gloves when they no longer provide the required protection.

For purchasing teams managing recurring hand protection needs, explore our Quick Ship Work Gloves collection for additional purchasing options.

Choosing the right work gloves starts with understanding workplace hazards and selecting materials, protection ratings, and fit appropriate for the task. Whether for general material handling or specialized industrial applications, properly selected hand protection helps support worker safety, comfort, and performance throughout the workday.