Heat resistant work gloves

Aramid Knit Exterior:

Heat Resistance: Aramid fibers, such as Kevlar, are known for their excellent heat resistance. They can withstand temperatures up to 932°F (500°C) without degrading, making them ideal for high-temperature environments.

Polycotton Interior:

Comfort:  Polycotton, being a blend of polyester and cotton, combines the breathability and comfort of cotton with the durability and moisture-wicking properties of polyester.

High Heat Resistance: With an aramid knit exterior, these gloves can handle temperatures up to 932°F, making them suitable for tasks involving direct contact with hot objects or working in high-heat environments.

Dual Layer Protection: The combination of an aramid exterior for protection and a polycotton interior for comfort ensures that the gloves are both protective and comfortable for extended wear.

Abrasion and Cut Resistance: The aramid fibers provide not only heat resistance but also protection against cuts and abrasions, making these gloves versatile for various industrial applications.

Metalworking: These gloves are ideal for handling hot metal objects, working near furnaces, or performing welding tasks.

Glass Manufacturing: Suitable for tasks involving the handling of hot glass, where both heat and cut resistance are essential.

Automotive Industry: Useful in tasks that involve handling hot engine parts or working with exhaust systems.

Firefighting: While not a primary firefighting glove, they could be used in situations where high heat resistance is required.