Pouring gloves

One of the most frequently used items of workwear is doused gloves. They are used to protect the hand from external factors - various chemicals, scratches, cuts and dirt. ="external noopener">buy dousing gloves from Elite-Snab at low prices.

Production technique

By adding to viscose or acrylic cotton, wool and polyester are mixed yarns. This type of strand gives drenched gloves a greater margin of strength and elasticity. Let's go directly to the production itself. For the manufacture of dousing gloves, not much equipment is required, namely:

● a knitting machine for gloves is necessary for knitting gloves blanks;

● glove overlock - for trimming the edges of the cuff;

● PVC coating machine;

● Packing machine

Types of gloves

1. Universal gloves. A kind of consumable. It is bought most often due to the low cost and a wide range of applications. We can use them both in the garden, digging a garden, collecting garbage so as not to get our hands dirty, and even corny to warm our hands in cold weather.
2. Special gloves. As a rule, this type of product is mainly used by specialists in certain areas. This includes such types of gloves as leggings, split products, latex and neoprene gloves. The most popular type is PVC-coated cotton douche gloves. Full (continuous pouring) or partial is made, i.е. spot or incomplete coverage.

Types of latex coating

There are three types of gloves with latex coating. They differ in the degree of coating.

1. Coating only the palm - keeps hands from dirt, cuts, scratches, small thermal loads. Since these gloves are not completely covered with latex, the hands breathe well in them. Typically used when working in the garden or when picking up garbage.
2. Gloves, fully coated with latex, excluding cuff - a single layer coating protects hands well enough from wet snow, water, dirt, detergents and fertilizers. There are also drench gloves with two layers of coating, which increases the protection against external influences.
3. Foamed latex - drench gloves with this coating are well suited for work with objects covered with lubricants or slippery surfaces. The rough surface reduces hand slip, which is very important when working with glass, oily parts of mechanisms, and sheet iron. ;

   ● environmentally friendly product;

   ● hypoallergenic materials;

   ● moisture resistance;

   ● breathability (when fully poured);

   ● certain resistance to certain types of chemicals;

   ● protective properties show themselves well at temperatures from -20 to +130 °C;

   ● high-quality protection when working with abrasives;

   ● Sufficiently good hand sensitivity.

   With the right choice and constant use of gloves, soaked hands will be well protected from external damage and protect hands from injury.

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