General handling gloves
Hands are often on the front line in industrial professions. Every gesture and every handling exposes workers to mechanical risks, cuts, impacts, or cold. Wearing suitable handling gloves ensures effective and durable protection.
As an expert in industrial supply, Rubix supports professionals in their work with a wide range of gloves. They provide high performance while offering great comfort and compliance with the most demanding standards.
What Types of Handling Gloves Are There?The various industrial operations require gloves suited to the constraints of each position. For light loads, the thinnest versions offer comfort and mobility. For heavy loads or risky environments, cut-resistant and shock-resistant gloves are essential. Insulating models are also available for cold protection.
In humid environments, waterproof gloves are preferred. Some models feature raised dots on the palm to improve grip. With the numerous types of gloves available, it is possible to cover all the needs of handling professionals.
Why Wear Handling Gloves?Hands are involved in over 20% of workplace accidents according to the Health Insurance. Fortunately, handling gloves help reduce injuries and downtime. Some activities even require equipment that complies with current regulations.
Beyond prevention, these gloves secure daily actions and optimise performance on the ground. They contribute to working in safer and more controlled professional conditions.
How to Choose Handling Gloves?This choice is based on the analysis of the targeted position, as well as its environment and the tasks to be performed. Exposure to moisture, abrasion, or heat directs the selection towards gloves with specific technical characteristics.
If precision is paramount, dexterity becomes a key criterion. For handling abrasive objects, tear resistance is essential. Every professional can find effective solutions at Rubix that meet industry requirements.
What Materials Are Used for Handling Gloves?Handling gloves are made from various materials depending on their use:
- Nylon offers good flexibility;
- PVC effectively resists hydrocarbons;
- Cotton promotes breathability;
- Leather protects against heat;
- Latex ensures good grip.
The selection of material depends on the level and type of resistance provided, as well as its flexibility. A nitrile or polyurethane-coated glove enhances performance. It is an excellent choice for handling chemicals and in difficult conditions.
What Risks Are Covered?Handling gloves protect against several types of hazards:
- They can protect against cuts, tears, or punctures, especially when handling sharp parts.
- There are also gloves designed to limit shocks that may occur when handling tools and heavy loads.
- Extreme temperatures pose a risk of injury that should not be overlooked. With suitable gloves, you protect your colleagues during operations in cold storage or when handling hot objects.
Good equipment limits direct exposure to both minor and major risks and improves safety on the ground.
What Are the Safety Standards?European standards define precise criteria for hand protection. With a selection of compliant gloves, Rubix helps you meet regulatory requirements according to your industry.
- The EN 388 standard assesses performance against mechanical risks;
- The EN 511 standard applies to environments exposed to cold.
Maintenance depends on the material. Some gloves can be cleaned over time, while others require regular replacement.
- Textile gloves can be washed at low temperatures with a mild detergent.
- Nitrile or PVC-coated gloves can be cleaned with clear or soapy water. Avoid prolonged immersion to prevent damaging the coating.
- Leather gloves should be brushed dry and treated with a specific nourishing product.
It is advisable to check for wear before each use. To extend their lifespan, it is possible to alternate pairs and ensure continuous protection.
Abrasion Resistance Levels: Understanding the IndicatorsThe EN 388 standard evaluates the performance of gloves against mechanical risks using numerical codes. Rated from 1 to 4, the first code corresponds to abrasion resistance. It indicates how many cycles a glove can withstand before wear. For example, a level 4 glove resists more than 8,000 abrasion cycles. This criterion has a significant impact in exposed sectors such as construction, metal handling, or assembly.
Our Major Partner BrandsAlways seeking the best products, Rubix has selected manufacturers renowned for their expertise.
- Ansell: global leader in hand protection;
- Lebon: French manufacturing combining performance, comfort, and eco-responsibility;
- Tegera: ergonomic gloves designed for intensive use in demanding environments;
- Honeywell: high industrial expertise for extreme conditions;
- Giss: excellent value for money for daily needs;
The handling gloves offered by Rubix combine safety, performance, and compliance. With our expert selection, you can be sure to choose reliable products suited to your on-site constraints. Discover a complete range of gloves available now on our site to effectively protect your teams.
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