Insulated Work Gloves
Here you will find a wide selection of insulated work gloves made from leather, pvc and nitrile. These super warm work gloves provide you with the protection and warmth you need on cold winter days. Choose from high visibility insulated gloves, lined work gloves, warm mechanic gloves and more.
Ergodyne ProFlex 819WP Extreme Thermal Waterproof Winter Work Gloves, 1 Pair
SKU: ERG819WP
As low as $35.79Ergodyne Proflex 818WP Touchscreen Compatible Thermal Waterproof Winter Work Gloves, 1 Pair
SKU: ERG818WP
As low as $34.09Ergodyne ProFlex 817WP Thermal Waterproof Winter Work Gloves - Reinforced Palms, 1 Pair
SKU: ERG817WP
As low as $27.59Cordova 2500 Standard 24-Ounce Cotton Hot Mill Gloves, White, Large, Box of 12
SKU: CRD2500
Special Price Special Price $18.59MCR 9432GFR Extra Heavyweight HotLine Gloves, 1 Dozen
SKU: MCR9432GFR
Special Price Special Price $102.09CPA LRIG-00-11 Class 00 11" Insulated Rubber Gloves - Black
SKU: CPALRIG-00-11-SIZE
As low as $110.19CPA LRIG-00-11 Class 00 11" Insulated Rubber Gloves - Red
SKU: CPALRIG-00-11-SIZE-R
As low as $115.69CPA LRIG-00-11 Class 00 11" Insulated Rubber Gloves - Blue
SKU: CPALRIG-00-11-SIZE-BL
As low as $115.69MCR Safety Ninja Ice N9690 15 Gauge Coated Insulated Work Gloves, Black, 1 Pair
SKU: MCRN9690
As low as $6.19Terry Cloth Seamless Knit Glove - 24 oz, Large, Box of 12 Pairs
SKU: PIP42-C750-L
Special Price Special Price $19.09PIP 41-001 13 Gauge Seamless Knit Thermax Glove, Black, Box of 12 Pairs
SKU: PIP41-001
As low as $35.19PIP PowerGrab Thermo W 41-1430 Seamless Knit Polyester Glove, Box of 12
SKU: PIP41-1430
As low as $104.49Foundry with Thick Liner and Kevlar Stitched Glove - Leather Gauntlet Cuff (LARGE)
SKU: PIP74-SC7104
Special Price Special Price $16.89Majestic Bald Eagle Thinsulate Lined Pigskin Mechanics Gloves 1 Pair
SKU: MAJ2152T
Special Price Special Price $19.98Economy Grade Hot Mill Two-Layer Synthetic Lined Glove - 24 oz. (MEN'S)
SKU: PIP94-924R
Special Price Special Price $29.39
FAQs
What are extreme temperature work gloves, and why are they necessary?
Extreme temperature work gloves are designed to protect workers from hot or cold environments. These gloves are made of materials that can withstand high temperatures or extreme cold, allowing workers to perform their jobs safely. OSHA provides guidelines for selecting the appropriate PPE for different temperature extremes.
What is the difference between an extreme temperature work glove and an insulated glove?
An extreme temperature work glove is designed to protect against hot or cold environments, while an insulated glove is designed to provide protection against electrical shock. ANSI/ASTM D120-14a sets the standards for insulated gloves.
How do I choose the right insulated or extreme temperature work glove for my job?
The appropriate glove for a job depends on the level of hazard present. For insulated gloves, the required voltage rating of the glove should be based on the voltage of the electrical system being worked on. For extreme temperature work gloves, the appropriate glove will depend on the temperature range and duration of exposure. Employers are responsible for providing the appropriate PPE for all types of job hazards.
How do I properly care for my insulated or extreme temperature work gloves?
ANSI/ASTM D120-14a outlines specific requirements for the care and maintenance of insulated gloves. These requirements include regular inspections, cleaning and sanitizing, and replacement after a certain number of uses or if the gloves show signs of wear or damage. Extreme temperature work gloves should also be inspected regularly and replaced if they show signs of wear or damage. Care and maintenance requirements will vary depending on the specific type of glove and the manufacturer's recommendations.
Can I use extreme temperature work gloves for other types of work, or do I need different gloves for different jobs?
Extreme temperature work gloves are specifically designed for protection against hot or cold environments and should only be used for this purpose. Different types of work may require different types of gloves, such as chemical-resistant gloves or cut-resistant gloves. Employers are responsible for providing the appropriate PPE for all types of job hazards.