Glove Finish Guide

Glove Finish Guide

March 8th, 2022

The finish is what makes the glove unique.


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Solid Nitrile

Solid dip resists penetration of liquids and has an excellent dry grip.


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Sand Grit Nitrile/Latex

The Sand Finish dip has a higher grip rating, better wear resistance and more protection than solid or foam dipped gloves.


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Micro-foam Nitrile
It uses a chemical to create small holes in the surface, making it smoother and more breathable. Widely used in construction, industry, agriculture, general assembly, electronics and gardening.


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Foam Nitrile & Water-based Polyurethane

New technology provides extreme grip. Its elasticity makes the gloves long-lasting and comfortable although it is less resistant to abrasion than the solid finish.

 

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Nitrile Dots

Dotted gloves provide an extra level of grip and extra abrasion resistance when compared to standard dipped gloves, ensuring a better user experience.


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Crinkle Latex

The grip factor of crinkle latex gloves is not reduced by either wet or cold conditions.


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Air-Bubbled Foam Latex

While the wear resistance of air-bubbled foam may not be as high as other finish types, it offers enhanced dexterity and outstanding grip in wet/oily situations.


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Polyurethane

When compared to other coating, PU offers good touch, breathable and flexible.


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Silicone Technology

Technology provides a superior gripping power and great abrasion, no finger-prints making it a great choice for glass industries.