Description
The Foam Nitrile Coated HPPE Touchscreen Cut-Resistant Glove is the ideal choice for the modern worker. It combines a micro-rough foam nitrile palm for an unbeatable grip on slippery surfaces with a flexible HPPE liner for reliable A3-level cut protection. Its key advantage is the integrated touchscreen capability, allowing users to operate devices seamlessly without removing their gloves. This glove is the perfect solution for assembly, warehousing, and maintenance tasks etc
More Features:
Superior Grip in All Conditions: Foam Nitrile Coating. The nitrile is applied in a way that creates a porous, micro-rough surface. This “foamed” texture acts like thousands of tiny suction cups, providing an exceptional grip on oily, wet, and dry surfaces.
Reliable Cut Protection with High Dexterity: HPPE (High-Performance Polyethylene) Liner. HPPE fibers are inherently strong, offering reliable cut resistance (typically ANSI A3) while being remarkably lightweight, flexible, and comfortable. They are also moisture-resistant and non-absorbent.
Modern Touchscreen Compatibility: Conductive Fingertips. All fingers are treated with a conductive coating that allows the natural electrical capacitance of your skin to interact with a touchscreen.
Enhanced Comfort: Combination of HPPE and Foam Nitrile. This combination results in a glove that is breathable, flexible, and less bulky than full-dipped or heavy-duty gloves.
Usage Scenarios / Applications:
This glove is ideal for modern industries that require a mix of grip, light-to-moderate cut protection, and digital connectivity:
1)Light Assembly & Electronics Manufacturing
2)Automotive Assembly & Inspection
3)Warehouse & Logistics
4)Precision Mechanics & Maintenance
5)Any industry where workers need to use touchscreen devices frequently.
Important Precautions / Warnings:
Not Puncture Proof: These gloves are designed to protect against cuts from sharp edges. They do not provide reliable protection against punctures from sharp points like needles or knife tips.
Inspect Regularly: Gloves can degrade over time. Regularly inspect them and replace immediately if any damage is found.
Understand the Limits: No glove is 100% cut-proof. Be aware of the glove’s cut resistance rating (e.g., A1-A9) and do not exceed its intended use.
Avoid Entanglement: Be cautious when working near rotating machinery, as the glove material could potentially get caught.
Not for Heat Protection: These gloves do not offer significant protection against high temperatures, flames, or molten substances.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.