How to choose your protective gloves

Protective gloves are essential to ensure your safety in a variety of work environments. Whether you're handling sharp objects, working in cold conditions or protecting your hands from impact, choosing the right gloves is crucial. This page aims to guide you through our range of protective gloves, highlighting the different types available and providing advice on choosing the ones that best meet your specific needs.

Types of gloves available

Cutting and trimming gloves

Work involving the handling of sharp tools or the cutting of materials requires gloves specially designed to protect against cuts and abrasions. These gloves are usually made from tough materials such as Kevlar or reinforced leather. Be sure to choose gloves that offer a good fit and dexterity to enable you to handle tools with precision.

Chemical and fine handling gloves

Working with chemicals can pose health risks to your hands. Gloves specially designed for handling chemicals offer protection against splashes, splashes and exposure to harmful substances. Look for gloves made of nitrile rubber, neoprene or latex, which are resistant to chemicals and provide a complete seal to protect your hands from potential hazards.

Gloves for cold environments

Working in cold environments can be hard on your hands. Cold-weather gloves are specially designed to provide thermal insulation while offering good dexterity. Look for gloves lined with Thinsulate or fleece, with a water- and wind-resistant outer shell to protect you from the elements while retaining body heat.

Heavy-duty gloves

When you're faced with heavy-duty construction, materials handling or outdoor work, tough, durable gloves are a must. Look for gloves with palm and knuckle reinforcements for added protection against abrasions, scratches and chips. Make sure, too, that gloves offer good grip for efficient handling of heavy, bulky objects.

Tips for choosing your gloves

Identify specific hazards: Before choosing protective gloves, identify the risks to which you are exposed in your working environment, so that you can select gloves adapted to these hazards.
Prioritize comfort and fit: Ill-fitting gloves can be uncomfortable and limit your mobility. Make sure you choose gloves that offer a good fit and dexterity to ensure your comfort and safety.
Consider durability: Protective gloves must be able to withstand daily wear and tear. Choose gloves made from quality materials and reinforced at friction points to ensure long-term durability.
Check safety standards: Make sure the gloves you choose meet the safety standards in force in your industry. Look for certifications such as CE, ANSI or EN to guarantee compliance with safety requirements.

The choice of protective gloves is therefore essential to ensure your safety at work. By taking into account the different types of gloves available and following our selection tips, you can choose gloves that offer the necessary protection while guaranteeing your comfort and mobility. Don't hesitate to consult our safety experts for recommendations tailored to your specific needs.