Choosing gloves with a dotted PVC coating

Gloves with a dotted PVC coating are in rather high demand both in the industrial sector and in everyday life. Household and workers, cotton and knitwear with polymer spraying - they are quite diverse, have different knitting density and other characteristics. Tips for choosing gloves with a dotted PVC coating, an overview of their types will help to understand the features of a particular model.

Dot PVC coated cotton gloves are a piece of protective equipment used in a wide variety of jobs. The basis of the products is cotton jersey with a slight addition of polyester, elastic, well stretched. Spot coverage polymer-based is located on the inner surface of the fingers and palms, providing more intimate contact with the surfaces of objects and tools.

Dotted PVC coated gloves are more durable than regular thread products. They are able to provide reliable protection against external influences. The larger the area of ​​the polymer protective layer, the better the adhesive properties of the material. This allows you to work with slippery objects without the fear that contact with them will be insufficiently strong. Such a feature does not provide complete protection against moisture, splinters, chemicals, but makes it possible to safely perform household, general construction or other types of work.

Among the distinctive features of the dotted PVC cotton gloves are the variety of colors, as well as a variety of polymer configurations. The applied pattern can be frequent or rare, change in individual zones to improve performance and strength.

Manufacturing of cotton gloves with a polymer coating produced by knitting threads. This technology allows you to create knitted cotton, synthetic, woolen products of various densities. Finished gloves are elastic and stretch well in all directions. Usually here use hygroscopic cotton thread with a small addition of elastic fibers. A cuff is created along the edge of the product with a denser rubber border that keeps debris and dust out of the skin.

All PVC dot coated gloves are classified according to 2 main criteria.

• First — mating class, calculated by the number of loops per inch of product area. The higher this indicator, the more wear-resistant the finished product will be. The highest quality ones are of the 10th class of knitting.
• Second factor — thread thicknesswhich affects how long a pair of gloves will last. High density products guarantee optimal hand protection against any external threats. Thicker threads increase the weight of the gloves and have fewer air gaps. Such options are well suited for use in the cold season, better protect your hands from weathering.

The use of gloves, supplemented with a dotted PVC coating, is relevant for garages and service centers, where the protection of the hands of employees is a priority. This method provides a comfortable grip on metal parts, car tires or other structures that slide in bare hands or thread gloves.

Dot-coated gloves are well suited for work in the garden and on the site. They allow air to pass through well enough, do not increase the sweating of the hands. Usually jerseys are used here, which are well stretched and inexpensive. Wearing such gloves is convenient for digging up the ground, working with various gardening tools, collecting insect pests or pruning branches. They are willingly taken with them on fishing and hiking, if there is no special protective equipment.

In the cold season, gloves of this type are used as the bottom layer of protective equipment.... They are worn under heat-resistant leggings to provide maximum protection for the skin of the hands. For indoor use, PVC spot coated products work well for repair work - whitewashing walls and ceilings, painting walls, flooring. They are also used for cleaning after finishing, when replacing window structures. In these cases, gloves will help protect the skin from scratches, splinters, and contact with dust and dirt.

When choosing gloves with a PVC dot coating, it is important to consider a number of aspects that are always relevant for any personal protective equipment.

• Comfort... A pair of gloves should be of the same length and width, and should fit snugly around the cuff. Products that are too short or loose-fitting will slip, fall off, and their protective functions will be reduced.
• Basis type. Knitted - more elastic, stretches well, fits the skin, but contains more synthetic fibers. Hands in such products sweat more. The cotton base of the gloves is more breathable, suitable even for people with sensitive skin.
• Availability of certificates. Only products that have passed standardization, all the necessary quality checks, will be completely safe to use. Gloves should be marked on the surface indicating the type of coating, size and other important points.
• Pairing... PVC dot-coated gloves are often sold in packs because of their low cost and high consumption rate. When buying, it is important to check that all products are paired, match each other.
• Strength... The more intense the load on the surface, the denser products you need to choose. Otherwise, you will have to change the means of protection quite often.

The following video provides a quick overview of cotton gloves.