Leather Palmed Gloves Information

Leather palmed gloves are made using traditional cut-and-sew methods, which are very labor intensive. Leather gloves offer protection from rough objects, heat, sparks and abrasion. Generous sizing, a variety of cuff designs and choices in leather quality make leather palms one of the most widely used gloves in industry.

Features and Benefits

·          We offer 6 grades of split leather, 3 top grain cowhide, premium pigskin and goatskin for every application.

·          Gunn cut construction provides long life and generous fit.

·          2 ˝” safety cuff provides user with protection over the wrist, as well as ability to quickly discard glove in problem situations.

·          4 ˝” gauntlet cuffs extend that safety further up the forearm.

·          Kevlar® stitched styles prolong life of glove by providing additional heat and abrasion protection, as well as additional wear.

·          Starched and plasticised cuff styles provide user with ability to launder glove for additional wear and cost savings.

·          Rubberized cuffs provide abrasion resistance in the toughest of applications, but does not launder well.

·          Knit wrist style keeps particulates out of glove, and is a better choice than cottons where abrasion is an issue.

·          Different grades employ different color fabric backs for ease of identification.

Common Applications

·          Platinum Series are popular in rugged-duty applications such as farming, foundry, lumberjacking, mining, and heavy machine operation.

·          Gold and Silver series are used for construction, metal work, farming, maintenance and other general purposes. Different grades provide varying degrees of protection and durability.

·          Bronze series are the most popular versions providing the best mix of quality and price. Used in construction, metalworking, general maintenance, warehousing and other medium and light duty applications.

·          Copper and Economy series are used in dirty applications where the glove is used until it is dirty and disposed of – where price is the most important consideration.

·          Top grain styles provide superior abrasion resistance and usually last much longer than split styles.

·          Pigskin provides soft supple feel and returns to its original pliability even after getting wet.

·          Goatskin is most expensive, but is strongest and thinnest leather providing users with the best dexterity of any leather palmed glove.