Gloves are divided into cotton yarn, plush, leather, etc. The material commonly used to make gloves is fiber.
Lining: PVC for heat protection design
Point molding -- the best anti slip scheme
Pu or latex coating --- suitable for oil or oil environment.
Several commonly used glove materials:
(1) Metal wire - common stainless steel wire, but also chromium alloy wire, mainly used to make cutting resistant gloves. This kind of material has the strongest cutting resistance and is easy to clean, but it is heavy and inconvenient to use.
(2) Kevlar, spectra and other synthetic yarns are also better materials for cutting resistance of synthetic fibers. Although the cutting resistance is not as good as that of metal wires, they are light in weight and comfortable to use. After improvement and treatment, some products can reach the highest level of anti cutting product standards.
(3) Nitrile (with fabric lining) - wear and puncture resistance, flexible and comfortable to use.
(4) Natural latex (with fabric lining) - it has excellent elasticity, especially flexibility, and has certain abrasion resistance, tear resistance and cutting resistance.
(5) PVC (with fabric lining) - can provide a certain degree of wear and puncture protection, if the material is thick, it can also have a certain cutting resistance, but not tear resistance.
(6) Leather - natural material, through a variety of tanning treatment, has a unique performance. Leather can be divided into: cowhide, which has the advantages of comfort, durability, air permeability and wear resistance. After chrome treatment, it is more durable and can resist high temperature; pigskin, with large pores, has the best air permeability, and can still maintain good softness after washing without hardening; sheepskin is the most comfortable, most durable and wear-resistant, but due to its high price, it is generally only used for touch requirements Higher industries.