MECHANIC GLOVES

Mechanic gloves are a specific type of working glove designed for the unique needs of mechanics who work on cars and other vehicles. They typically provide a balance between protection, dexterity, and grip.

Here are some of the different types of mechanic gloves available:

• Leather mechanic gloves:These gloves are made from durable leather that protects hands from cuts, scrapes, and abrasions. They also offer some heat resistance, making them suitable for handling hot engine parts. However, leather gloves can be bulky and stiff,reducing dexterity.
  Leather mechanic gloves
• Nitrile mechanic gloves:These gloves are made from nitrile rubber, a synthetic material that is resistant to oil, grease, and many chemicals. They are also comfortable and dexterous, making them a good choice for general-purpose mechanic work. However, nitrile gloves may not be as puncture-resistant as leather gloves.
  Nitrile mechanic gloves
• Kevlar mechanic gloves:Kevlar is a cut-resistant material that can help to protect hands from cuts and slashes. Kevlar mechanic gloves are often used for tasks that involve working with sharp tools or metal. However, they may not be as oil-resistant or heat-resistant as other types of mechanic gloves.
  Kevlar mechanic gloves
• Mechanic gloves with knuckle protection:These gloves have padding or reinforcement on the knuckles to protect them from impact injuries. This can be helpful for mechanics who frequently bang their knuckles on tools or car parts.

When choosing mechanic gloves, consider the following factors:

• The types of tasks you will be performing: Consider the specific hazards you will be exposed to when choosing gloves. For example, if you will be working with a lot of chemicals, you will need gloves that are resistant to those chemicals.
• The fit of the gloves: Gloves should fit snugly but comfortably. They should not be too loose or too tight. A good fit will help to improve dexterity and grip.
• The dexterity of the gloves: Consider how much dexterity you need for the task at hand. Some mechanic gloves are more dexterous than others, but may offer less protection.
• The durability of the gloves: Consider how often you will be using the gloves and how tough the conditions are that you will be using them in.

By choosing the right mechanic gloves, you can help to protect your hands from injuries and keep yourself safe while working on cars.

• EVA foam padding absorbs and dissipates high-impact energy through the plam
• Molded PVC knuckle guards and full-length fingertip protection reduce the risk of impact and pinching injuries.
• Form-fitting material keeps your hands cool and comfortable while you work.
• Dual-layer internal fingertip reinforces the index finger and thumb for added durability.
• Durable synthetic leather palm.
• Flexible closure provides a secure fit to the wrist.
• Packing: paper hanger

STOCK NO.	SIZE	QTY./CARTON
45047	XL	72