Hi-Vis Latex-Coated Work Gloves

Product Overview:
Hi-Vis Latex-Coated Work Gloves are general-purpose handling gloves designed for better grip, visibility and hand protection during everyday site work. The hi-vis orange knitted liner makes the gloves easier to identify, while the crinkle-finish latex coating across the palms and fingers improves purchase when handling timber, fencing materials, bags and tools.

The breathable knitted construction helps maintain flexibility and comfort during repeated use. These gloves are suitable for general mechanical handling tasks where grip and dexterity are important, but they should not replace specialist gloves required for chemical, electrical, thermal or high cut-risk work.

Key Features
• Crinkle-finish latex coating provides a secure working grip
• Hi-vis construction makes the gloves easier to identify
• Breathable knitted liner supports comfortable extended wear
• Flexible design retains useful hand movement and dexterity
• Suitable for wet and dry general-handling tasks
• EN 388:2016 rated for protection against general mechanical risks

Typical Applications
• Handling fencing materials
• Building and construction
• Landscaping and garden work
• Warehouse and loading tasks
• General site maintenance
• Everyday material handling

Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. Are the gloves supplied individually or as a pair?
A. They are supplied as one matching pair of work gloves.

Q. Are these gloves waterproof?
A. The latex-coated palms and fingers provide useful grip in damp conditions, but the breathable knitted construction means the gloves should not be treated as fully waterproof.

Q. What does the EN 388:2016 rating mean?
A. The 2142X rating records tested performance against abrasion, blade cutting, tearing and puncturing. These remain general handling gloves rather than specialist high cut-resistant gloves.

Q. Can the gloves be used for handling timber and fencing materials?
A. Yes. They are suitable for general handling tasks involving timber, fence components, bags and site materials, subject to an appropriate task risk assessment.