Coated Gloves

Coated Gloves: Grip, Dexterity, and Protection in One

Coated gloves pair a knit shell with a dip or coating over the palm and fingers, giving you the barehanded feel of a fabric glove plus added grip, abrasion resistance, and a barrier against dirt and light liquids. This collection of 68 gloves spans polyurethane (PU), nitrile, micro-foam nitrile, and double-dipped sandy-nitrile finishes from brands like TASK and Pyramex, in weights from featherweight 13-gauge liners to heavier impact-back styles. Whether you need all-day assembly comfort or A5 cut protection with impact absorption, there's a coating suited to the job.

How to Choose the Right Coating

• Polyurethane (PU): Thin, breathable, and precise, ideal for small-parts handling, electronics, and inspection in dry conditions.
• Nitrile & micro-foam nitrile: Better grip on oily or wet surfaces and stronger abrasion resistance; foam finishes wick liquids for tackier hold.
• Sandy/double-dipped nitrile: Rugged grip and durability for heavy assembly, metal fabrication, and construction.
• Cut level: Match the task: look for ANSI/ISEA 105 ratings on the product, ranging here from A1 up to A5. Higher isn't always better if it costs you dexterity.
• Coverage: Palm-dip for breathability; 3/4 or full-dip for splash resistance.

Understanding the Ratings

Many gloves in this collection carry ANSI/ISEA 105 marks for cut (A1 to A5), abrasion (levels 3 to 6), and puncture resistance. Check each product's spec table for its specific rating rather than assuming category-wide performance to coating type and gauge vary widely across these 68 SKUs. Choose the lowest cut level that keeps workers safe to preserve tactile feel and reduce hand fatigue.

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