Why Choose our high performance safety gloves Supplier

As a professional safety gloves supplier with over 20 years of experience, we source a complete range of hand protection and safety equipment for every industry and application. Our safety gloves cover every industry from construction to healthcare. Our partnered facilities cover 20,000 square meters with 300+ skilled workers, capable of fulfilling 500,000 pairs monthly. This volume ensures fast delivery of safety gloves for large orders.

Complete Product Range

At our facility, we mansynthetic rubberslassyntsynthetic rubber materialastomerant glovest glovchloroprene rubberr-resistant neoprene gloves, thermal winter gloves, fire resistant welding gloves, anti-slip coated gloves, and disposable nitrile gloves. All products are CE certified safety gloves meeting international standards Every pair of our safety gloves is tested before shipment. including CE PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425, FDA food contact, and ISO 9001:2015 quality management.

Core Advantages for Buyers

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Our safety gloves offer direct wholesale pricing, minimum order quantity from 100 pairs, free samples available. OEM/ODM custom logo and packaging supported. Contact our team for a quotation within 24 hours.

Global Exhibitions & Industry Partnerships

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At these shows, our safety gloves attract buyers to ensure we actively participate in major global safety exhibitions including Canton Fair (China), A+A (Germany), NSCA Expo (USA), and Safety & Health Expo (UK). These exhibitions allow us to showcase our latest glove technologies, meet with international buyers, and stay ahead of industry trends.

Why Our Firefighting hand protection Are the #1 Choice for Firefighters

As a lfirefighting hand protection gloves supplier, we understand that firefighters face extreme heat, flames, and physical hazards every day. Our EN 407 certified firefighter gloves are engineered with premium leather, Kevlar stitching, and thermal insulation to protect hands against radiant heat, contact heat up to 500°C, and convective heat. Whether you need structural firefighting gloves, wildland fire gloves, or fire rescue gloves, we have the right protection for every mission. Trusted by fire departments, emergency response teams, and industrial safety professionals across 50+ countries.

Below, explore our complete range of 6 safety glove types, starting with our most popular fire resistant gloves Choosing the right safety gloves starts with understanding the hazards your workers face. for firefighters and heat-exposed workers.

6 Types of Safety Gloves

Understanding the 6 main types of safety gloves helps you select the right hand protection for your application. This overview covers fire resistant gloves, leather gloves, thermal winter gloves, waterproof gloves, blade-resistant work gloves, anti-slip gloves, and disposable gloves — all available for wholesale gloves and bulk gloves orders with OEM gloves customization options. This overview covers fire resistant gloves, thermal winter gloves, waterproof cut-resistant work gloves, anti-slip hold gloves, and disposable gloves with their key features and ideal uses.

You can count on us because we supply six primary categories of safety gloves, each designed for specific workplace hazards and applications. Understanding the differences between these glove types is essential for selecting the correct hand safety coverage for your team. Below is a detailed comparison of our six glove categories, including protection levels, typical applications, and key features. Use this safety gloves comparison to select the right safety gloves for your team.

Six Glove Categories Comparison
Comparing safety gloves side by side helps you choose the right hand protection.

Moisture-proof Glove Applications by Industry

Waterproof safety gloves are used across many industries that work in wet conditions.

Waterproof gloves are essential across numerous industries. In flood rescue and emergency response, neoprene gloves for chemical handling and water rescue protect workers from contaminated water, sharp debris, and cold water exposure. Commercial fishing and marine operations require waterproof gloves with excellent handling for handling wet ropes, nets, and equipment. Food processing facilities use waterproof latex or nitrile gloves for hygiene and worker protective coverage during washing and processing operations.

Construction and outdoor maintenance workers need high-quality protective gloves for workers moisture-proof gloves for concrete work, masonry, and exterior painting in wet conditions. Chemical handling and manufacturing require waterproof gloves with specific chemical resistance ratings. Janitorial and cleaning services rely on waterproof gloves for sanitation work. Agricultural operations use waterproof gloves for irrigation, pesticide handling, and livestock care.

Selecting the Right Waterproof Glove

Choose waterproof safety gloves based on chemical exposure and temperature range.

Choosing the correct water-resistant glove depends on several factors. First, identify the primary hazard: is it water exposure only, or are there additional concerns like chemicals, sharp objects, or cold temperatures? For pure water protection with dexterity, latex or thin nitrile gloves work well. For water plus thermal safety coverage, neoprene gloves are the standard choice. For water plus cut resistance, select hybrid gloves with waterproof membranes and cut-resistant shells.

Consider the duration of wear—for all-day use, prioritize comfort features like breathable linings, adjustable wrist closures, and ergonomic hand shaping. For chemical environments, verify the glove material is resistant to the specific chemicals being handled—neoprene resists oils and many acids, while latex offers broad chemical resistance but may cause allergies. Always check the supplier chemical resistance guide before selecting gloves for hazardous chemical handling.
Third, during use, change gloves immediately if breakthrough is suspected or after maximum use duration (typically 15-30 minutes for strong solvents). Fourth, remove gloves using the "beak method" to avoid skin contact with contaminants, and dispose of chemically exposed gloves as hazardous waste per local regulations.
In summary, water-resistant work gloves are essential for workers in wet environments. Neoprene waterproof gloves offer excellent chemical resistance, nitrile waterproof gloves provide superior puncture resistance, and rubber moisture-proof gloves offer economical protection for general wet work. Consider the specific liquids and chemicals your workers handle when selecting the appropriate waterproof glove material.

Cut Resistant Gloves
Cut resistant safety gloves protect against sharp objects. Our safety gloves are rated EN 388 Level 3-5.
Cut resistant gloves with EN 388 Level 3-5 protection are essential for workers handling sharp materials. Featuring Kevlar gloves, Dyneema cut proof gloves, and high-performance polyethylene liners, these cut proof work gloves protect against lacerations in glass handling, metal fabrication, construction, and manufacturing.
Cut resistant gloves and leather gloves prevent lacerations that account for 30% of all workplace hand injuries—and 80% of those cuts happen to workers wearing no gloves or the wrong cut level.
Our cut resistant gloves eliminate this risk with high-performance fibers including HPPE (High Performance Polyethylene), Kevlar, and fiberglass blends that achieve EN 388 cut levels 3 through 5. Whether you need palm-coateDesigned for palm-coated gloves, and built to handle grip, fully dipped gloves for liquid resistance, or seamless knit gloves for all-day comfort, we have the right cut level for your specific hazard with ease.proof gloves and anti cut gloves are verified as EN 388 gloves with ratings from Level 3 to Level 5 cut resistant gloves.

We use premium HPPE gloves fibers and Kevlar gloves aramid fibers to deliver maximum cut protection without sacrificing dexterity.
These construction gloves and mechanic gloves are trusted by professionals for reliable hand protection against sharp edges, metal fragments, and cutting hazards in demanding work environments.

Cut Level Comparison: Which Level Do You Need?
This coating comparison helps safety gloves buyers of anti slip gloves and traction gloves select the optimal palm coating for their working conditions. Nitrile foam gloves offer balanced wet and dry grip, while sandy nitrile excels in oily environments and latex foam provides superior dry handling.
This reference guides coated gloves selection for rope rescue, material handling, and assembly applications.

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Cut Resistant Models: Level 3, 4 & 5 Shielding

Our cut resistant safety gloves protect against lacerations from sharp materials.

CR-03: Level 3 HPPE Cut Resistant Gloves with Nitrile Palm

13-gauge HPPE shell with nitrile foam palm coating.

EN 388 3143 (cut level 3). Police gloves and tactical gloves deliver outstanding grip and protection for operational duties.

Lightweight, breathable, excellent dexterity.

Great for for construction, warehousing, and general material handling. Touchscreen compatible fingertips available as option.

Available in sizes S-XXL, colors gray/black, blue, and orange.

CR-04: Level 4 Kevlar Cut-proof Gloves with PU Palm

10-gauge Kevlar/HPPE blend shell with polyurethane palm coating. EN 388 4343 (cut level 4).

Superior cut defense for glass handling, metal stamping, and sharp edge work. PU coating provides excellent dry traction and precision dexterity.

Available in sizes S-XXL, colors yellow/black and gray.

CR-05: Level 5 Stainless Steel Fiber Cut Resistant Gloves

10-gauge stainless steel fiber/HPPE/Kevlar blend shell with nitrile sandy palm. EN 388 5443 (cut level 5, maximum).

Maximum cut shielding for metal recycling, industrial cutting, and extreme hazard environments. Reinforced thumb crotch for extended lifespan.

Available in sizes M-XXL, color gray/black.

CR-06: Tactical Cut Resistant Gloves with Dyneema Liner (EN 13594)

Shell: premium goatskin leather palm and fingers with reinforced high-wear areas.

Liner: Dyneema (high-performance polyethylene) cut resistant liner for maximum cut protection at minimum weight.

Back: Kevlar knit fabric with TPR impact protection on knuckles and fingers.
Touchscreen compatible index finger and thumb tips for operating electronic devices without glove removal.
EN 388:2016 rating: 4444EP (cut level 4, ANSI A4-A5). EN 13594 impact protection certified.
Adjustable wrist strap with Velcro closure. Available in black, olive drab, and coyote brown.
Ideal for law enforcement, military operations, tactical response, security, and outdoor adventure.
Available in sizes S-XXL.


CR-07: Combat Gloves with Kevlar Back & Flame Resistant Treatment
Palm: premium flame resistant goatskin leather with reinforced palm and knuckle areas.
Back: Kevlar fabric with flame and cut resistant treatment (fire resistant, cut resistant).
Inserts: EVA foam padded palm for shock absorption and impact protection.
Kevlar stitching throughout for maximum durability. Adjustable wrist strap with Velcro closure.
EN 388:2016 rating: 3334C. Flame resistant treatment per EN 407 (limited flame spread).
Ideal for military combat operations, tactical training, airsoft/paintball, and outdoor survival.

Available in sizes M-XL, colors olive drab and black.

CR-08: Rescue & Extrication Gloves with 360° Cut Protection (ANSI A8 Palm)
Shell: Cala-tech soft knit material with 360° cut resistant protection.
Palm: full piece nitrile synthetic leather with Kevlar Armortex & Rubber-Tek reinforced palm and fingers.
Cut rating: palm ANSI A8, back ANSI A5 (EN 388:2016 4544FP).
Back: oil & water repellent fabric (AATCC Grade 6) with soft TPR impact protection.
High cut resistant liner for 360° protection. Turtle neck cuff to prevent debris entry.
Ideal for vehicle extrication, heavy rescue, structural collapse, and industrial emergency response.
Available in sizes S-XXL, colors fluorescent yellow/black and orange/black.

Cut Resistant Fiber Technology Comparison
Our cut resistant gloves utilize advanced high-performance fibers to provide maximum cut protection without sacrificing dexterity and comfort. The following table compares the key cut resistant fiber technologies: These cut resistant safety gloves are essential for sharp-object handling.

Applications for Cut Resistant Gloves
These safety gloves are used in glass handling, metal fabrication, and construction.
Construction: Handling rebar, sheet metal, glass, sharp building materials
Metal Fabrication: Stamping, cutting, deburring, assembly of sharp metal parts

Glass Processing: Cutting, handling, installing glass sheets and windows
Emergency Rescue: Search and rescue through broken glass, metal debris, collapsed structures
Automotive: Assembly, repair, handling sharp metal and glass components
Recycling: Sorting metal, glass, and sharp recyclable materials
Security/Law Enforcement: Handling sharp objects, evidence collection, riot control

Important: Cut resistant gloves are cut-resistant, NOT cut-proof.

No glove provides 100% shielding against all sharp objects.
It's key to inspect gloves before use and replace immediately if cut, torn, or worn.
Match the cut level to the actual hazard — using level 5 gloves for light assembly work reduces productivity unnecessarily.

Cut Level Selection Decision Guide
Match the cut level of your safety gloves to the actual sharp-object risk.
Choosing the right cut level is a balance between defense and dexterity—higher cut levels always reduce tactile sensitivity.
Use this decision framework: for general material handling with cardboard, paper, or light plastics, EN 388 Level 2 (ANSI A2) is sufficient; for glass handling, sheet metal, and light construction, Level 3 (ANSI A3-A4) is recommended; for sharp metal edges, recycling, and demolition, Level 4 (ANSI A5) is required; and for extreme hazards like butcher processing, Kevlar cable handling, and stamp press operation, Level 5 (ANSI A6-A9) is mandatory.
Be sure to conduct a workplace hazard assessment before selecting cut level, and never use cut-resistant gloves for rotating equipment where the glove could be caught and pulled in.
To summarize, cut-resistant high-quality protective gloves for workers with appropriate EN 388 cut level ratings are critical for workers handling sharp materials. Kevlar cut proof gloves and Dyneema cut resistant work gloves offer superior protection against lacerations in glass handling, metal fabrication, and manufacturing environments. Always match the cut level to the specific hazard.

Anti-Slip Grip Gloves
Anti-slip safety gloves improve grip on tools. These safety gloves are ideal for mechanics and warehouse work.
Anti-slip gloves with textured palm coating and PU coated work gloves — one of our most popular bulk gloves categories — and PU coated work gloves provide enhanced handling in wet and oily conditions. These non-slip safety gloves feature nitrile coated palms, grip performance enhancements, and breathable nylon backs for mechanics, assembly workers, and warehouse operations.
A single dropped tool from height can cause a fatal injury—that is why secure grip is non-negotiable in rope rescue, construction, and material handling.
Our anti-slip gloves are engineered specifically for tasks requiring secure grip on slippery, wet, oily, or irregular surfaces, with four specialized palm coatings: nitrile foam for best all-around grip, sandy nitrile for oily surfaces, latex foam for dry handling, and PVC dots for economical everyday use. Every pair is tested for coefficient of friction to ensure objects stay in your hands when it matters most.
Our anti slip gloves and grip gloves feature advanced nitrile foam gloves palm coatings that provide exceptional grip in wet or dry conditions alike.
These coated gloves are ideal for rope rescue, rigging, material handling, assembly work, and mechanic gloves applications where secure grip is critical.
The micro-foam nitrile coating creates a textured surface that enhances friction while maintaining breathability for all-day comfort, reducing hand fatigue and improving productivity in grip-intensive tasks.

Palm Coating Grip Performance Comparison
The EN 407 standard rates safety gloves including heat resistant gloves across six thermal protection dimensions including flame resistance, contact heat, convective heat, radiant heat, and molten metal splash.
This rating system helps buyers of fire resistant gloves, welding gloves, and firefighter gloves verify that their EN 407 gloves provide adequate shielding for specific thermal hazards from light spark exposure to extreme foundry work.





Anti-Slip Models: Nitrile Foam, Sandy & Latex Coatings
Our anti-slip safety gloves improve grip on slippery tools and surfaces.


AS-01: Nitrile Foam Palm Anti-Slip Gloves (13-gauge)
13-gauge HPPE/polyester shell with nitrile foam palm and finger coating.
Micro-foam nitrile coating provides excellent grip in wet and dry alike conditions while maintaining breathability.
EN 388 4131 (abrasion level 4).
Touchscreen compatible option available. Ideal for rope rescue, rigging, material handling, assembly, and general industrial work. Available in sizes XS-XXL, colors gray/black, blue, and orange.

AS-02: Nitrile Sandy Palm Heavy Duty Anti-Slip Gloves
10-gauge polyester/cotton shell with heavy-duty nitrile sandy palm coating. Heavy duty work gloves are built for the most demanding industrial applications.
Sandy texture provides maximum traction on wet and oily surfaces. EN 388 4121. Reinforced thumb crotch.

Elastic wrist. Ideal for construction, fishing, oil and gas, heavy material handling, and wet environment work. Available in sizes M-XXL, colors black and orange.

AS-03: Latex Foam Palm Economy Anti-Slip Gloves

13-gauge polyester shell with latex foam palm coating. Excellent dry handling at economical pricing point. EN 388 3121. Ideal for warehousing, packaging, light assembly, and general dry material handling. Available in sizes S-XXL, colors white/gray and blue.

AS-04: Heavy Duty Mechanic Gloves with TPR Impact Protection (Ottoman Fabric Back)

Back: Ottoman fabric (staircase fabric) with TPR impact protection on knuckles and fingers.

Palm: microfiber with silicone printed palm coating for enhanced grip in wet and oily conditions.

Reinforced palm and fingertips with double layer microfiber for extended durability.

Touchscreen compatible index finger and thumb. Adjustable wrist strap with Velcro closure

EN 388:2016 rating: 4131XP (abrasion level 4, puncture level 1). Ideal for mechanics, maintenance, and industrial work.

Available in sizes S-XXL, colors black/orange, black/yellow, and black/green.

AS-05: PVC Dotted Palm Work Gloves (Economical Heavy Duty)

Shell: 10-gauge polyester/cotton blend shell for comfort and breathability.

Palm: PVC dotted palm coating for maximum grip and abrasion resistance.

PVC dots create mechanical interlock with surfaces for secure handling of wet and oily objects.

Elastic wrist with adjustable strap. Reinforced thumb crotch for extended lifespan.

EN 388:2016 rating: 4121X. Ideal for construction, material handling, agriculture, and general industrial work.
Available in sizes S-XXL, colors orange/black and yellow/black.

AS-06: Rope Rescue Gloves with EVA Palm Reinforcement & Rope Channel
Palm: synthetic leather with high abrasion synthetic leather reinforced palm.
EVA padded palm with rope channel design for enhanced rope handling and shock absorption.
Back: Ottoman fabric with neoprene knuckle protection for impact resistance.
Adjustable wrist strap with Velcro closure. Reinforced fingertips and thumb crotch.
EN 388:2016 rating: 2121X. Specifically designed for rope rescue, rappelling, and technical rescue operations.
Available in sizes S-XL, colors black/red and black/orange.





Anti-Slip Palm Coating Technology Comparison
Our anti-slip gloves utilize advanced palm coating technologies to maximize grip in various working conditions. The following table compares the key palm coating technologies: Our coated safety gloves provide enhanced grip and durability.

Coating Maintenance & Replacement Timing
Replace your anti-slip safety gloves when the coating shows signs of wear.
The grasp performance of coated gloves degrades gradually with use, and knowing when to replace them prevents dropped-object incidents.
Our advanced anti-slip gloves collection features nitrile foam coated gloves, sandy nitrile grip gloves, PU coated precision gloves, latex crinkle wet handling gloves, and PVC dotted economy gloves. Each type of anti-slip gloves is engineered for specific grip challenges: nitrile foam excels in oily conditions, sandy texture provides maximum wet and dry friction, and PU coating delivers precision handling for assembly work. We recommend anti-slip gloves for rope rescue operations, material handling, construction, automotive assembly, and any application where secure grip prevents dropped-object incidents. All our anti-slip gloves are available with touchscreen compatible fingertips and EN 388 mechanical protection ratings.

Anti-Slip Coating Technologies Explained
Our anti-slip safety gloves use advanced palm coating technologies to maximize grip in various conditions. Nitrile foam coating provides excellent dry and wet grip with good abrasion resistance, making it the most popular choice for general industrial work. Nitrile sandy coating offers superior grip in oily environments due to its textured surface that channels oil away from contact points. PU (polyurethane) coating provides excellent dry traction and dexterity for precision work in assembly and electronics manufacturing. These electronics gloves feature anti static gloves properties for sensitive component handling.
Looking for extreme grip requirements, our gloves feature PVC dot patterns or rubberized palm patches that create mechanical interlock with surfaces. Latex crinkle coating provides maximum wet grip for construction and masonry work. The coating thickness ranges from 0.3mm for lightweight dexterity gloves to 1.5mm for heavy-duty impact and abrasion protection, allowing buyers to select the appropriate balance of grip, dexterity, and extended lifespan.


Anti-Slip Traction Performance Testing & Standards
Safety gloves grip performance is evaluated through standardized testing methods. The EN 388 standard includes abrasion resistance, cut resistance, tear resistance, and puncture resistance ratings, while grip performance is assessed through additional specialized tests measuring coefficient of friction on dry, wet, and oily surfaces. Our gloves undergo rigorous testing to ensure consistent grip performance across all rated conditions.

In environments where industries requiring verified grip performance, we provide test reports documenting friction coefficients on steel, glass, plastic, and wood surfaces in dry and wet alike conditions. Oil-resistant grip is tested using standard industrial oils to simulate real-world working environments. This data helps procurement teams make informed decisions when selecting gloves for specific applications where grip failure could lead to dropped tools, product damage, or worker injury.


Maximizing Glove Hold Lifespan
Proper use and maintenance of safety gloves preserve anti-slip coating performance. Workers should avoid handling sharp objects that can cut or tear coating surfaces, as damaged areas lose grip capability. Gloves should be inspected before each shift for worn palms, coating peeling, or contamination with oils or chemicals that can reduce friction. Contaminated gloves should be cleaned according to supplier instructions—most nitrile-coated gloves can be hand-washed with mild soap and warm water, then air dried.
Coating lifespan varies by application: light assembly work may yield 4-6 weeks of use, while heavy construction or masonry work may require replacement every 1-2 weeks. Implementing a glove rotation program with multiple pairs allows workers to alternate between pairs, extending overall lifespan by allowing coatings to recover between uses. Track replacement frequency by job function to improve procurement budgets while maintaining worker safety and grip performance.

Inspect palm coatings before each shift using these criteria: replace nitrile foam gloves when the foam cells become visibly clogged with dirt or oil (typically after 40-60 hours of use); replace sandy nitrile gloves when the sandy texture becomes smooth to the touch (typically after 30-50 hours); replace latex foam gloves when the surface develops cracks or peels (typically after 20-40 hours).
A simple field test: hold a clean, dry glass bottle—if it slips even slightly with normal grip pressure, the coating is worn and the gloves should be replaced.
Never attempt to "rejuvenate" coatings with solvents or heat—this degrades the material and creates hidden failure points.
When you're ready to choose, anti-slip grip gloves with textured palm coatings significantly improve handling safety in wet and oily conditions. PU coated work gloves offer excellent grip and breathability for assembly work, while nitrile coated grip gloves provide superior oil resistance for mechanics and industrial applications. Proper grip reduces dropped objects and improves overall workplace safety.





Disposable Gloves
Disposable safety gloves are essential for medical and food use. Our safety gloves are powder-free and latex-free. These safety gloves are available in bulk. Disposable Gloves
Disposable safety gloves are essential for medical and food use. Our safety gloves are powder-free and latex-free.
Disposable gloves including nitrile exam gloves, vinyl gloves, and latex powder free gloves — high-volume items for any wholesale gloves program — , vinyl gloves, and latex powder free gloves offer hygienic hand protection for single-use applications. These medical grade examination gloves are available in powder free and exam quality options for healthcare, food handling, cleaning, and laboratory use.
Cross-contamination in food processing, healthcare, and laboratories can lead to product recalls, regulatory fines, or even disease outbreaks—single-use disposable gloves are your first line of defense.
Our range covers every application: nitrile gloves (most popular, latex-free, excellent chemical resistance), latex gloves (superior elasticity and fit), vinyl gloves (economical option), and PE gloves (ultra-light for food handling).

All are available in powder-free and powdered versions, with FDA food contact certification and medical-grade options for clinical environments.
Our disposable range includes medical gloves and exam gloves certified to EN 455 and FDA 510k standards, food grade gloves compliant with FDA 21 CFR and EU 1935/2004 regulations, and powder free gloves for sensitive applications.
We offer wholesale gloves and bulk gloves pricing for hospitals, food processing plants, laboratories, and institutional buyers, with OEM gloves customization available for private label gloves for brand owners brands. Our disposable gloves wholesale program covers nitrile, vinyl, latex, and PE options with tiered volume pricing and flexible minimums.

Our disposable gloves are available in nitrile, latex, vinyl, and PE materials with various thicknesses and colors to meet specific application requirements.


Disposable Glove Material Comparison
Compare disposable safety gloves materials to find the right fit for your application.
This disposable glove material comparison helps buyers select the right disposable gloves for their application. Nitrile gloves offer excellent chemical resistance and puncture protection, latex provides superior elasticity and fit, while vinyl and PE offer economical options for light-duty tasks.
This reference guides selection of medical gloves, food grade gloves, and industrial exam gloves based on specific hazard and budget requirements.





Disposable Models: Nitrile, Latex, Vinyl & PE
Our disposable safety gloves are powder-free and latex-free for sensitive users.


DG-01: Premium Nitrile Disposable Gloves (Medical/Food Grade)

100% nitrile rubber, powder-free, latex-free. 4mil thickness (standard), 6mil (heavy duty option).
EN 455 medical grade, FDA 510k, FDA 21 CFR food contact compliant.
Textured fingertips for grip.
Available in blue (most common), black, purple, and clear. Sizes XS-XXL.
Packaging: 100 gloves/box, 10 boxes/case (1000 gloves/case). Bulk carton pricing available. Ideal for medical examination, food processing, laboratory, cleaning, and industrial use.


DG-02: Latex Examination Gloves (Medical Grade)
Natural rubber latex, powder-free (or powdered option). 5mil thickness.
EN 455 medical grade, FDA 510k. Superior elasticity and conforming fit. Textured surface.
Available in natural cream color. Sizes XS-XL. Packaging: 100 gloves/box, 10 boxes/case. Note: contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions in some individuals.

Well-suited for for medical examination, dental, and general healthcare use.

DG-03: Vinyl Disposable Gloves (Food Grade/Economy)
PVC vinyl material, powder-free, latex-free. 3mil thickness. FDA 21 CFR food contact compliant, EN 374. Smooth or lightly textured. Available in clear and blue.
Sizes S-XL. Packaging: 100 gloves/box, 10 boxes/case. Economical choice for light duty applications. Ideal for food handling, food service, cleaning, janitorial, and light industrial use.


DG-04: PE Polyethylene Gloves (Ultra-Economy)
HDPE/LDPE polyethylene, embossed surface. One size fits most (or S/M/L). Food contact safe. Available in clear. Packaging: 100 gloves/pack, 50 packs/case (5000 gloves/case). Ultra-economical for high-volume, low-hazard applications. Ideal for food service, restaurants, hair salons, deli counters, and light handling.


Disposable Glove Applications by Industry
This industry application guide matches specific workplace sectors to recommended safety gloves types and certification standards. From construction gloves and mechanic gloves to cleaning gloves, gardening gloves, and fishing gloves, this reference ensures buyers select appropriate PPE gloves with correct EN 388, EN 511, EN 407, or FDA certifications for their industry-specific hand protection requirements.

Disposal & Environmental Compliance
Dispose of used disposable safety gloves according to your local regulations.
Proper disposal of used disposable gloves is both an environmental responsibility and a regulatory requirement. Non-contaminated nitrile, latex, and vinyl gloves can typically be disposed of in general waste, but check local regulations—some regions classify even clean gloves as medical waste if they were used in a clinical setting.
Gloves contaminated with chemicals, biological materials, or hazardous substances must be disposed of as hazardous waste per local, national, and international regulations (including the Basel Convention for transboundary movement).

When it comes to food processing facilities, used gloves must never enter the product stream—implement a glove-change station with designated disposal bins. For organizations seeking to reduce environmental impact, consider nitrile gloves (which are more durable and require fewer changes) over vinyl, and explore recycling programs offered by some suppliers for non-contaminated glove waste.

To summarize, disposable examination gloves provide hygienic single-use protection for healthcare, food handling, and cleaning applications. Nitrile disposable gloves offer excellent chemical resistance and are ideal for latex-sensitive users, vinyl disposable gloves provide economical protection for light-duty tasks, and latex powder free gloves offer superior fit and dexterity for medical applications. Always select exam grade disposable gloves for clinical use.


Glove Safeguard Levels
Understanding safety gloves protection levels helps you choose the right safety gloves for your hazard. Our safety gloves meet all major international standards. Glove Safeguard Levels
Understanding safety gloves protection levels helps you choose the right safety gloves for your hazard.
Understanding glove shielding levels is essential for selecting appropriate safety gloves. This section covers cut resistance levels, abrasion resistance ratings, puncture protection, tear resistance, and impact protection according to EN 388 and other international standards.
Understanding protection levels is critical for selecting appropriate safety gloves.
Understanding glove protection levels is essential for selecting the correct hand protection for your specific hazards.
The primary international standard for mechanical glove safeguard is EN 388, which rates gloves on four mechanical performance tests: abrasion resistance, cut resistance (coupe test), tear resistance, and puncture resistance.
An optional fifth digit for ISO 13997 cut test may also be included.
Below is a detailed explanation of each protection level and what it means for workplace safety.

EN 388 Mechanical Protection Rating System
Understanding EN 388 helps you compare our safety gloves across different models.
Understanding the EN 388 four-digit rating system is essential for evaluating cut resistant gloves and mechanical protective gloves for workers.
Each digit represents a different test: abrasion resistance, cut resistance (rotary blade), tear resistance, and puncture resistance, with scores from 0 to 5.
This guide helps buyers of industrial gloves and work gloves interpret ratings like "4543" to verify their EN 388 gloves meet specific hazard protection requirements.

How to Read an EN 388 Rating
Every pair of our mechanical safety gloves carries an EN 388 rating label.
An EN 388 rating like 4543 means: Abrasion Level 4 (≥8000 cycles), Cut Level 5 (≥20.0 index, maximum), Tear Level 4 (≥75N), Puncture Level 3 (≥100N).
If a 5th letter is present (e.g., 4543B), it indicates the ISO 13997 cut test result (B = ≥2N cut force).
Higher numbers indicate better protection.
A rating of 0 means the glove failed to meet even the minimum level for that test.


EN 511 Cold Protection Rating System
This comparison between ANSI/ISEA 105 and EN 388 cut ratings helps buyers navigate the two major cut resistant gloves certification systems.
While EN 388 uses a 1-5 scale with rotary blade testing, ANSI employs A1-A9 levels with straight blade TDM-100 testing.
This reference ensures purchasers of cut proof gloves, HPPE gloves, and Kevlar gloves can compare ratings across standards and select appropriate anti cut gloves for their market and application.

ANSI/ISEA 105 Cut Level Comparison (US Standard)
This comprehensive standards comparison covers the major international certifications for safety gloves including EN 388 for mechanical protection, EN 511 for cold, EN 407 for heat, EN 374 for chemicals, EN 455 for medical, and ANSI/ISEA 105 for the US market.
Understanding these standards helps buyers of industrial gloves, medical gloves, and work gloves verify their protective gloves for workers meet regulatory requirements for their target market and application.
The following table provides a detailed specification comparison to help wholesale gloves buyers evaluate different product options.
Use this reference to match glove materials, coatings, and protection levels to your industry application requirements. Pair your safety gloves with complementary PPE for complete protection.


Glove Standards EN 388
Important Certification Standards Notice
All our safety gloves are independently tested and certified. EN 388 covers mechanical risks (abrasion, cut, tear, puncture), EN 407 covers heat and flame protection, EN 511 covers cold protection, and EN 374 covers chemical protection. Always verify the specific certification required for your application before purchasing.
Understanding glove certification standards is critical for compliance. This guide explains EN 388 mechanical protection versus EN 511 cold safety coverage, including cut level ratings, abrasion resistance, puncture defense, and cold insulation performance. Learn which standard is better for your specific industry and application.
International standards ensure that safety gloves meet consistent performance requirements. All our safety gloves are tested to these international standards.
All our ANSI cut level gloves are tested according to ASTM F2992/F1790 standards and clearly labeled with their cut resistance rating from A1 to A9. Our CE certified gloves meet all applicable European PPE regulations, with Declaration of Conformity documentation available for every product line to support your regulatory compliance and procurement requirements.
All our ANSI cut level gloves are tested according to ASTM F2992/F1790 standards and clearly labeled with their cut resistance rating from A1 to A9. Our CE certified gloves meet all applicable European PPE regulations, with Declaration of Conformity documentation available for every product line to support your regulatory compliance and procurement requirements.
Navigating glove certification standards can be confusing, with multiple standards covering different hazard types and regional requirements.
As a professional supplier, all our safety gloves are tested and certified to relevant international standards.
Below is a comprehensive comparison of the primary glove standards, what they cover, and which applies to your specific workplace requirements.





Primary Glove Standards Comparison
This material performance matrix compares ten common safety gloves materials across cut resistance, abrasion, chemical resistance, heat protection, cold insulation, and dexterity.
From premium Kevlar gloves and HPPE gloves for cut protection to neoprene gloves and nitrile gloves for chemical handling, this reference helps buyers of industrial gloves and work gloves select the optimal material for their specific hazard profile and application requirements.

Detailed Material Profiles
Leather Gloves (Cowhide, Goatskin, Pigskin)
Leather is the traditional work glove material, valued for its natural durability, abrasion resistance, and comfortable fit. Cowhide is the most common, offering excellent abrasion resistance and good heat protection for welding and heavy industrial work. Goatskin is softer and more dexterous, ideal for precision work and driver gloves.
Pigskin is economical and water-resistant.
Leather gloves are available unlined, cotton lined, fleece lined, or Thinsulate lined for cold weather.
Note: Leather is not suitable for chemical handling or wet work as it absorbs liquids and degrades.


Neoprene Gloves
Neoprene (polychloroprene) is a synthetic rubber offering excellent waterproofing, good chemical resistance (oils, acids, alkalis, alcohols), and moderate thermal insulation.
Our 3mm neoprene gloves are ideal for water rescue, flood response, diving support, and chemical handling.
Neoprene provides better chemical resistance than latex and better elasticity than nitrile.
It is also latex-free, making it suitable for users with latex allergies.
Neoprene gloves are available in various thicknesses (2mm-5mm) with textured palms for enhanced grip.


Nitrile Gloves
Nitrile (acrylonitrile butadiene rubber) is the most popular synthetic glove material, offering excellent resistance to oils, greases, solvents, and many chemicals.
Nitrile gloves are latex-free, puncture-resistant, and available in disposable (3-8mil) and reusable (coated work glove) formats.
For those in disposable gloves, nitrile provides the best balance of protection, comfort, and cost.
For work gloves, nitrile foam or sandy palm coating provides excellent handling in wet and dry conditions.
Note: nitrile has poor thermal insulation and is not recommended for cold environments without additional lining.


Kevlar & HPPE Cut-protective Fibers
Kevlar (para-aramid) and HPPE (High Performance Polyethylene) are the two primary high-performance fibers used in cut resistant gloves. Kevlar offers excellent cut resistance, good heat resistance (melts at ~500°C), and good abrasion resistance.
HPPE offers equal or better cut resistance at lower weight, with excellent dexterity and comfort, but has lower heat resistance (melts at ~150°C).
Both fibers are often blended with polyester, glass fiber, or stainless steel fiber for enhanced performance.
Our CE certified blade-resistant gloves use 13-gauge (lightweight) or 10-gauge (heavy duty) knit constructions with HPPE/Kevlar shells and various palm coatings.

Disposable Glove Materials (Nitrile, Latex, Vinyl, PE)
For single-use applications, material selection depends on the hazard and budget. Nitrile is the premium choice for medical, chemical, and food applications, offering excellent protection and puncture resistance at a higher cost.
Latex offers superior elasticity and fit but contains natural rubber proteins that can cause allergic reactions. Vinyl (PVC) is economical for light duty and food handling but has poor elasticity and chemical resistance.
PE (polyethylene) is the most economical option for food service and light handling, offering minimal protection but very low cost for high-volume use.


Advanced Technical Materials for Professional Gloves
Kovenex Thermal Liner
Kovenex is a high-performance thermal insulation material specifically engineered for firefighter protective gloves. It provides excellent thermal insulation against radiant heat, conductive heat, and convective heat while maintaining flexibility and dexterity. Kovenex liners are used in our structural firefighting gloves achieving TPP ratings of 35-46 cal/cm², exceeding NFPA 1971 Class 2 requirements (≥28 cal/cm²).

Pbi (Polybenzimidazole) Fiber
Pbi is a high-performance synthetic fiber with exceptional thermal and flame resistance. It does not burn, melt, or drip, and retains its integrity at temperatures up to 540°C (1000°F). Pbi/Kevlar blend fabrics are used in our proximity firefighting gloves with aluminized back reflecting up to 90% radiant heat, making them ideal for aircraft rescue firefighting (ARFF) and industrial fire brigade operations.

Hipora Waterproof Breathable Membrane
Hipora is a polyurethane-based waterproof breathable membrane that provides excellent protection against water penetration while allowing moisture vapor to escape. It offers a waterproof rating of 10,000mm+ and breathability of 8,000g/m²/24h. Hipora membranes are used in our rescue and extrication gloves, providing reliable waterproof protection for water rescue, flood response, and emergency medical services.


Cala-tech Soft Knit Material
Cala-tech is an advanced soft knit material engineered for cut resistant rescue gloves. It provides superior abrasion, cut, tearing, and puncture resistance while maintaining excellent flexibility and comfort. Cala-tech palm material combined with nitrile synthetic leather reinforcement achieves EN 388:2016 ratings of 3X44EP to 4544FP, with ANSI cut levels A5-A8. It is the primary material in our rescue and extrication glove range.


A-MAX 5 High Performance Fabric
A-MAX 5 is a patented high-performance fabric combining Kevlar and advanced synthetic fibers for enhanced cut and abrasion resistance. It is used in our heavy-duty rescue gloves with oil and water repellent treatment (AATCC Grade 6). A-MAX 5 fabric provides excellent durability in demanding rescue and extrication operations while maintaining breathability and comfort.


Kevlar Armortex & Rubber-Tek Reinforcement
Kevlar Armortex is a reinforced material combining Kevlar fibers with rubberized coating for enhanced grip and abrasion resistance. Rubber-Tek is a rubberized reinforcement material applied to high-wear areas of the palm and fingers. Together, they provide exceptional durability and grip in our rescue and extrication gloves, extending glove lifespan in demanding operations.


Modacrylic & Meta-Aramid Blends
Modacrylic is a synthetic copolymer with inherent flame resistance and excellent thermal stability. Meta-aramid (such as Nomex) provides excellent heat resistance and flame retardancy. Blends of modacrylic and meta-aramid are used in our firefighter glove thermal liners and back materials, providing reliable flame and heat protection while maintaining comfort and durability.

Spectra & Dyneema Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE)
Spectra and Dyneema are ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) fibers offering exceptional cut resistance at minimum weight. They are up to 15 times stronger than steel per weight and provide excellent cut protection (EN 388 Level 4-5, ANSI A4-A6) while maintaining superior dexterity and comfort. These fibers are used in our tactical and law enforcement gloves where lightweight cut protection is critical.


Aluminized Radiant Heat Reflective Materials
Aluminized fabrics are engineered to reflect radiant heat, providing protection against high-temperature thermal radiation. Our proximity firefighting gloves use aluminized Pbi/Kevlar blend back material reflecting up to 90% of radiant heat, making them suitable for environments with radiant heat exposure up to 1000°C. Aluminized materials are commonly used in industrial fire brigades, aircraft rescue firefighting, and foundry operations.


Ottoman Fabric (Staircase Fabric)
Ottoman fabric, also known as staircase fabric, is a durable woven fabric with a distinctive ribbed texture. It provides excellent abrasion resistance and durability while maintaining breathability. Ottoman fabric is commonly used as the back material in our heavy-duty mechanic and industrial work gloves, combined with TPR impact protection for enhanced hand safety in demanding industrial environments.


Bloodborne Pathogen Barrier Inserts
Bloodborne pathogen barrier inserts are specialized membrane materials designed to prevent penetration by bloodborne pathogens and other biological contaminants. These inserts provide an additional layer of protection for emergency medical services, first response, and rescue operations where exposure to blood and bodily fluids is a concern. Our water rescue and EMS gloves incorporate bloodborne pathogen barrier inserts meeting relevant international standards.


Sustainable & Eco-Friendly Glove Materials
As environmental responsibility becomes increasingly important in global procurement, we offer several sustainable glove material options to meet your ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) requirements. Our eco-friendly glove range includes recycled polyester knit shells, biodegradable nitrile formulations, and PVC-free alternatives that reduce environmental impact without compromising protection.

How to Assess Proper Glove Fit
After selecting a size based on measurements, perform these fit assessments to ensure the gloves are correct:

Fingertip Space: There should be approximately 1/4 inch (6mm) of space at the fingertips.
If fingertips are touching the end, the gloves are too small.
If there is more than 1/2 inch, they are too large.

Palm Fit: The palm should fit snugly without excess material.
Pinch the palm material — if you can pinch more than 1/4 inch, the gloves are too large.

Finger Dexterity: Make a fist, touch thumb to each fingertip, and simulate work tasks.
If movement is significantly restricted, try a larger size or different glove style.

Wrist Closure: Elastic wrists should fit snugly but not restrict circulation.
Adjustable straps should secure the glove without cutting off circulation.

Comfort Test: Wear the gloves for 15-30 minutes performing actual work tasks.
Gloves should not cause fatigue, numbness, or discomfort.

Tips for Team Sizing
Order a Sizing Sample Kit: For teams of 10+ people, order a sample kit with sizes S-XXL to have each team member try on and confirm their size before bulk ordering.
Record Size Distribution: Keep a record of each team member's glove size for reordering.
Most teams follow a normal distribution: ~10% S, ~25% M, ~35% L, ~20% XL, ~10% XXL.
Consider Hand Dominance: Always measure the dominant hand, as it is typically slightly larger.
If significant size difference exists between hands, size for the larger hand.
Account for Liners: If workers wear disposable glove liners under work gloves (common in medical, food, and clean environments), order work gloves one half size larger.
Gender Considerations: On average, women's hands are smaller than men's.
Ensure you have adequate small and medium sizes for diverse teams.
Our Sizing Support: We offer free sizing sample kits for bulk orders (refundable with first order).
Contact our sales team to request a sizing kit and we will help you determine the correct size distribution for your team.
We also offer custom sizing for specialized applications.


Safety Gloves Maintenance & Care
Regular maintenance extends the life of your safety gloves. Follow these care tips to keep your safety gloves performing at their best.


Expert Maintenance Tips
Extend the lifespan of your safety gloves by following proper care procedures. Leather gloves should be cleaned with a damp cloth and leather conditioner, never machine washed. Nitrile and neoprene gloves can be machine washed on gentle cycle with mild detergent. Always inspect gloves before each use for cuts, tears, or coating wear, and replace immediately if damaged.
Proper glove maintenance and care extends the lifespan of your safety gloves and ensures continued defense. This section covers cleaning instructions for leather, neoprene, and nitrile gloves, proper storage methods, inspection checklists, and replacement schedules to maintain optimal hand safety coverage.
Proper maintenance extends the service life of your safety gloves and ensures consistent protection.
Proper glove maintenance and care significantly extends glove lifespan, maintains protective performance, and reduces long-term costs.
Different glove materials require different cleaning and care procedures.
Below is a complete guide to cleaning, inspecting, storing, and replacing safety gloves to maximize their effective service life while ensuring continued protection.

Glove Cleaning Guide by Material
This replacement guide establishes expected service lifespans for different safety gloves types under normal daily use, from single-use disposable gloves to durable leather work gloves and firefighter gloves.
Understanding replacement intervals helps buyers plan bulk gloves procurement budgets and ensures workers always have intact protective gloves.
Always follow pre-use inspection checklists and replace work gloves at first sign of damage or degradation.

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Pre-Use Glove Inspection Checklist
Always inspect gloves before each use.
Replace immediately if any of the following conditions are found:
Cuts, Tears, or Punctures: Any cut, tear, or puncture that penetrates through the glove material compromises protection

Abrasion Wear: Worn or thin areas on palm, fingertips, or high-contact points.If the base material is visible through coating, replace
Chemical Degradation: Swelling, softening, hardening, cracking, or discoloration indicating chemical attack
Heat Damage: Charring, melting, shrinkage, or brittleness from heat exposure
Stitching Failure: Loose, broken, or missing stitching, especially at seams and stress points
Coating Delamination: Palm or finger coating peeling, bubbling, or separating from base material
Liner Separation: Inner liner bunching, twisting, or separating from outer shell
Elastic Failure: Wrist elastic stretched out, no longer providing secure fit
Contamination: Visible contamination that cannot be cleaned, particularly for food/medical applications
Odor: Persistent odor indicating bacterial growth or chemical absorption

Glove Storage Best Practices
Clean and Dry: Always store gloves clean and completely dry to prevent bacterial growth, mold, and material degradation
Temperature: Store in cool, dry area between 10-25°C (50-77°F).Avoid direct sunlight, heat sources, and extreme temperatures
Avoid Contamination: Store away from chemicals, solvents, oils, and other contaminants that could degrade glove material
No Heavy Objects: Do not place heavy objects on top of stored gloves, as this can deform coatings and liners
Original Packaging: Keep disposable gloves in original boxes until use to maintain cleanliness and shelf life
Rotate Stock: Use FIFO (First In, First Out) inventory rotation.Disposable gloves typically have 3-5 year shelf life from manufacture date Store safety gloves in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Separate by Type: Store different glove types separately to prevent cross-contamination (e.g., chemical gloves separate from food gloves)

When to Replace Gloves: Replacement Guidelines

This custom logo printing comparison helps buyers of OEM gloves and custom gloves select the optimal branding method for their wholesale gloves private label program.
From pad printing and screen printing to heat transfer, embossing, woven labels, and RFID tracking, each method offers different durability, color capability, minimum order quantities, and lead times.
This reference guides gloves supplier buyers in building their branded industrial gloves product line.
This sizing and specification reference helps industrial gloves buyers determine correct fit and performance characteristics.
Proper sizing is critical for safety gloves effectiveness—too large reduces dexterity, too small causes fatigue and reduces compliance.
Important: These are general guidelines only.Actual glove lifespan depends on frequency of use, severity of hazards, care and maintenance, and individual wear patterns.

Always follow the pre-use inspection checklist and replace gloves at the first sign of damage or degradation.
Never use damaged gloves — the cost of a replacement pair is far less than the cost of a hand injury.

Custom Safety Gloves & OEM Services
Custom Safety Gloves & OEM ServicesBranded safety gloves build your company identity. Our OEM safety gloves service includes custom logo, colors, and packaging.
Custom safety gloves and OEM services allow you to create branded hand protection for your team. Options include private label gloves, logo printing and embroidery, custom color options, specialized sizing, and ODM glove sourcing for unique designs and applications.
We offer comprehensive OEM/ODM customization services for safety gloves, allowing you to create gloves that match your brand identity, specific requirements, and market positioning.
Whether you need private label printing, exclusive colors, custom packaging, or fully custom glove development, our experienced team will guide you through the process from concept to delivery.
Our OEM gloves program allows you to build your own brand with custom colors, logos, packaging, and even fully custom ODM glove designs.

Custom Logo Printing Options
This custom packaging options guide helps OEM gloves and private label buyers select appropriate packaging for their wholesale gloves and bulk gloves distribution strategy.
From economical polybags to retail color boxes, blister packs, hang tags, display boxes, and custom printed master cartons, each packaging option serves different sales channels from industrial distribution to retail hardware stores.
Our custom safety gloves service covers everything from logo printing and color matching to fully OEM work gloves developed to your exact specifications. WhFrom private label packaging environments to co-branded product development, our engineering team works directly with your procurement and design departments to deliver custom hand protection solutions that meet your brand standards and market requirements conditions, our gloves excel.
This reference helps gloves supplier clients improve their safety gloves packaging for target markets.

Custom Color Matching
We can match custom colors for glove shells, coatings, cuffs, and packaging using Pantone color matching system (PMS).


Common custom color requests include:
Company Brand Colors: Match your corporate identity colors for consistent branding
Safety Hi-Vis Colors: Fluorescent orange, yellow, lime for high visibility requirements
Industry Specific: Medical blue, food grade blue (tear visibility), military colors

Seasonal/Trend Colors: Custom colors for retail or promotional markets
Color Combinations: Two-tone gloves with different shell and coating colors
Custom color matching typically requires a minimum order quantity of 2000-5000 pairs per color, with an additional 7-10 days for color lab dip approval before order fulfillment begins.





Custom Packaging Options
This minimum order quantity (minimum order quantity) reference helps buyers plan bulk gloves and wholesale gloves purchases across different product types and customization levels.
Stock safety gloves typically have lower minimum order quantities with flexible minimums, while custom colors, custom logos, and fully custom ODM industrial gloves require higher minimums.
This guide helps purchasers of work gloves, cut resistant gloves, and disposable gloves budget and plan their OEM gloves procurement accordingly.


Fully Custom Glove Development (ODM)
For clients requiring fully custom glove designs, we offer complete ODM development services including:
Concept & Design: Work with our R&D team to develop glove specifications based on your hazard assessment, performance requirements, and target market
Material Selection: Custom fiber blends, coating formulations, lining materials, and closure systems
Prototype Development: 2-3 rounds of prototype development with iterative refinement based on your feedback
Performance Testing: Full testing to EN 388, EN 511, EN 407, EN 374, or custom performance requirements at accredited laboratories
Pilot Order: Small batch trial order (50-200 pairs) for field testing and validation
Full Order: Large-batch fulfillment with dedicated quality control
ODM development timeline: 3-6 months from concept to full delivery, depending on complexity.
minimum order quantity for fully custom gloves: typically 5000-10000 pairs per style.

Ready to Customize Your Safety Gloves?
Contact our OEM/ODM team for a free consultation. We will help you determine the best customization options for your brand and budget, provide digital mockups and quotes within 48 hours.

Our comprehensive OEM gloves and ODM customization services allow you to create private label safety gloves that match your brand identity, market positioning, and specific customer requirements. From custom logo printing and color matching to fully developed OEM gloves designed to your exact specifications, our experienced R&D team guides you through every step of the customization process. We offer OEM gloves across all categories including cut resistant, water-repellent, thermal, fire resistant, and disposable gloves, with flexible minimum order quantities and competitive direct wholesale pricing. All OEM gloves undergo the same rigorous quality inspection as our standard products, ensuring your brand receives the safety coverage it deserves.

Wholesale Safety Gloves & Bulk Order Delivery Schedule
Buying safety gloves in bulk saves money. Our wholesale safety gloves program offers tiered pricing for large orders.


Expert Wholesale Purchasing Tips
For bulk orders over 2,000 pairs, we recommend combining multiple glove types in one shipment to reduce per-unit shipping costs. Custom logo printing is free for orders over 500 pairs, and custom color matching is available for orders over 2,000 pairs. Request our wholesale pricing list for volume discounts up to 20% off.

Wholesale safety gloves and bulk order options provide cost-effective hand protection for large teams. Buying safety gloves in bulk reduces cost per pair. This section covers volume pricing tiers, minimum order quantity requirements, lead times, shipping and logistics, and bulk supplier benefits for contractors, government agencies, and industrial buyers.

As a direct supplier, we offer competitive wholesale pricing foPerfect for 500 pairs for a small team, and more than capable for 500,000 pairs for a national distribution contract, we have the sourcing capacity and quality systems to meet your requirements.s to meet your requirements.

As a leading safety gloves wholesale and safety gloves supplier with 20+ years of sourcing experience, we offer comprehensive private label gloves programs for distributors and retailers worldwide. Our wholesale safety gloves pricing structure ensures competitive margins for bulk buyers, with flexible minimum order quantity options and dedicated account management for large orders.

Below is our complete bulk ordering information including minimum order quantity, lead times, volume discounts, payment terms, and shipping options. As a leading safety gloves supplier, we offer tiered volume discounts that reduce unit costs by up to 40% for large orders. We also support OEM gloves orders with private label packaging and custom branding for distributors and resellers worldwide.

Minimum Order Quantities (minimum order quantity)
This volume discount structure demonstrates how bulk gloves purchasing reduces unit costs across four discount tiers.
From basic pricing for small team orders under 500 pairs to 30-40% savings for national distribution contracts over 50,000 pairs, this tiered pricing rewards larger wholesale gloves commitments.
Buyers of safety gloves, industrial gloves, and work gloves can use this reference to improve their gloves supplier procurement strategy and maximize budget efficiency.
Note: minimum order quantity may be flexible for first-time customers and trial orders.
Contact our sales team to discuss your specific requirements.

Volume Discount Pricing Structure
This order lead time reference helps buyers of bulk gloves and wholesale gloves plan their inventory and delivery schedules.
Stock safety gloves ship within 3-7 days, logo customization orders require 15-25 days fulfillment, custom color industrial gloves need 25-35 days, and fully custom ODM work gloves require 35-50 days.
As a leading wholesale gloves supplier, we serve distributors, retailers, safety equipment companies, and government procurement agencies worldwide with direct wholesale pricing on bulk safety gloves. Our wholesale gloves program includes tiered volume discounts, flexible minimum order quantities, andEngineered for bulk gloves for a construction company outfitting 500 workers or a national distribut, and versatile enough for managing inventory across 20 locations, our streamlined sourcing and logistics ensure reliable delivery. We specialize in bulk gloves orders ranging from 1,000 to 500,000 pairs, with consistent quality verified through third-party testing and full inspection before shipment.
This guide helps gloves supplier clients coordinate OEM gloves order fulfillment with air or sea freight for timely delivery.

Order Lead Times
This comprehensive industry application guide covers 15 sectors that require safety gloves protection, from construction gloves and mechanic gloves to medical gloves, laboratory gloves, cleaning gloves, gardening gloves, and fishing gloves.
Each industry faces unique hazard profiles requiring specific protective gloves types and certifications.
This reference helps industrial gloves buyers and PPE gloves program managers select appropriate work gloves for their sector-specific hand protection needs.

Payment Terms
Sample Orders: 100% payment in advance (PayPal, Western Union, T/T, credit card)
First Order (under competitive pricing): 50% deposit, 50% balance before shipment
Regular Orders (competitive direct wholesale pricing): 30% deposit, 70% balance before shipment (T/T, L/C at sight)
Large Contracts (competitive pricing+): Negotiable terms including L/C at sight, O/A 30-60 days for established clients with credit insurance
Accepted Currencies: USD, EUR, GBP, CNY
Payment Methods: T/T (Bank Transfer), L/C (Letter of Credit), PayPal, Western Union, Alibaba Trade Assurance, credit card

Shipping & Delivery Options
Express (DHL/FedEx/UPS): For samples and small orders under 50kg.
Door to door, 3-7 days. Most expensive option.

Air Freight: For medium orders 50-500kg.
Airport to airport or door to door, 5-10 days.
Cost-effective for urgent medium orders.

Sea Freight (LCL): For orders 1-15 CBM. Less than container load, port to port or door to door, 25-40 days.
Most economical for medium volume.

Sea Freight (FCL): For full container orders (20GP/40GP/40HQ).
Port to port or door to door, 25-35 days.
Lowest cost per unit for large volume.

Incoterms: EXW, FOB, CIF, CFR, DAP, DDP available.
We recommend DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) for first-time buyers to simplify customs clearance.

Our Commitment: We ensure on-time delivery with penalty clauses in contracts.
If we delay order fulfillment beyond the agreed timeline, we provide discounts or air freight upgrades at our cost.
All orders include full quality inspection before shipment, with inspection reports provided.
We offer 100% quality ensure — if products fail inspection, we will rework or replace at our expense.
Our bulk work gloves program is designed for high-volume procurement with tiered pricing that rewards larger order quantities, ensuring your organization gets the great value per pair while maintaining consistent quality across all shipments.
The bottom line is, wholesale safety gloves and bulk work glove orders offer significant cost savings for large organizations. When planning volume glove purchases, consider minimum order quantity requirements, lead times, shipping logistics, and storage requirements. Working directly with a reputable safety glove supplier ensures competitive pricing, consistent quality, and reliable delivery schedules for your bulk hand protection needs.

15 Industry Applications for Safety Gloves & More
Our safety gloves are used across many industries. See how different sectors rely on our safety gloves for worker protection. For oilfield work gloves, our nitrile sandy palm and cut-resistant models provide a secure grip on oily drill pipes, valves, and equipment in demanding upstream and downstream operations.

Our safety gloves are used across a wide range of industries and applications, from structural firefighting and wildland fire suppression to industrial manufacturing, oil and gas, electrical utilities, and emergency medical services. As a trusted supplier of industrial safety gloves for over 20 years, we help organizations across these sectors source certified hand protection that meets EN 388 and international standards. This comprehensive guide covers firefighter gloves, tactical gloves, rescue gloves, industrial work gloves, and disposable gloves across 20+ industry applications, including specialized uses such as proximity firefighting, wildland fire operations, rope rescue, vehicle extrication, arc flash protection, and hazardous material response.

Specialized Emergency Response Applications