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Work gloves for handling, mechanics, cutting and welding. Leather, nitrile, latex and lined models from brands like Wipeco, Watson, Ansell, Pioneer and Lincoln Electric, to work with a good grip and good protection.
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How to choose work gloves for the task

Which glove should you choose for handling and the job site?

For everyday handling, Pioneer work gloves sell for $2.99 and the Wipeco leather driver glove for $4.75. Nitrile-coated palm gloves, like the Wipeco ones from $1.18, offer a good grip on oily parts.

For mechanics, Pioneer Thinsulate mechanic gloves cost between $20.10 and $21.32. Choose the size that fits the hand, without folds or slack, to keep your dexterity. Keep a spare pair in the truck to replace a wet or punctured glove.

How do you choose a cut-resistant glove?

The higher the cut level, the more the glove resists blades and sharp edges. The Wipeco level 5 cut-resistant glove is $4.95, the Pioneer glove is $9.10 and the Ansell HyFlex cut-resistant gloves start at $9.41.

The Watson Stealth Phoenix 379 sells for $11.54. For sheet metal, glass and cutting, take the highest level that still leaves enough dexterity for the task. Also check stock by size on the product page, because some sizes sell faster than others.

Disposable gloves: nitrile or latex?

Nitrile resists oils and chemicals better and avoids latex reactions. Wipeco black 6 mil disposable gloves sell for $11.96 per box of 100 and Microflex Midknight for $18.66.

If you prefer latex, Microflex Diamond Grip gloves in boxes of 100 are $18.05. Watson Green Monkey nitrile gloves cost $21.95. Plan one box per work station so you can change pairs often. Throw disposable gloves away after each task and do not reuse them from one room to another.

Which gloves for winter and for welding?

In winter, Watson Frost Free lined gloves cost $15.31 to $16.27, Puff Daddy $10.69 and Milwaukee M700B heated gloves $268. Compare them in the winter gloves collection.

For welding, grey Wipeco gloves sell for $5.38 and Lincoln Electric HD gloves for $42.03, up to TIG models at $43.64. See the welding gloves collection to choose by process. Quantities vary by size, so check stock before ordering.

How do you choose the right size and take care of your gloves?

A glove that is too big loses dexterity and can catch on a moving part, while a glove that is too small tears faster. Measure around the palm and compare it with the size listed on the product page.

Change pairs as soon as the palm is punctured, the leather hardens or the lining is damp. Air dry lined gloves and keep at least two pairs in rotation during winter, so you always have a dry one.
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We answer your questions about work gloves

Which gloves should you choose for handling and the job site?

Pioneer work gloves at $2.99 and Wipeco leather driver gloves at $4.75 suit everyday handling. For mechanics, choose Pioneer Thinsulate gloves from $20.10. Also explore our clothing and safety collection.

Which cut-resistant glove should you choose?

Choose the cut level based on the risk: the Wipeco level 5 is $4.95, the Pioneer $9.10 and the Ansell HyFlex $9.41 and up. The higher the level, the more the glove resists blades, but dexterity can decrease.

What is the difference between nitrile and latex disposable gloves?

Nitrile resists oils and chemicals better and does not cause latex reactions. Latex offers great flexibility. A box of 100 Wipeco nitrile gloves costs $11.96 and a box of Microflex latex $18.05.

Which gloves should you wear to work outside in winter?

Watson Frost Free lined gloves ($15.31 to $16.27) suit handling. For long periods outside, Milwaukee M700B heated gloves cost $268. See our winter gloves and our Milwaukee gloves.

Which gloves should you choose for welding?

Leather welding gloves protect from heat and sparks. Grey Wipeco gloves are $5.38, Lincoln Electric HD gloves $42.03 and TIG models start at $43.64. See our welding gloves collection.

Do you ship gloves across Canada?

Yes. Shipping is free on orders of $150 or more. If you have a question about the size or stock of a model, our team answers by phone or email.

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