Silicone Knit Cold-Condition Insulated Gloves

Foam Nitrile has a cushioned base with a tacky surface to provide a secure positive grip when twisting and turning objects. It is the most breathable nitrile, and provides better flexibility and less resistance to water and oil than smooth nitrile.
Foam Latex provides a good sense of touch and a spongy, tacky surface to provide a better grip than standard latex when twisting or turning parts. It is more breathable, flexible, and has better grip than latex, but is less water resistant.
Latex is flexible and elastic over a wide range of temperatures to provide a good grip when handling wet and dry parts.
Nitrile resists puncture, abrasion, oils, and chemical splash and provides a good grip when handling dry, greasy, and oily parts.
PVC remains flexible at colder temperatures and provides good durability and resistance to liquids.
Uncoated provides increased breathability and dexterity over coated gloves and eliminates the risk of coatings contaminating the area or workpiece.
Polyurethane/Nitrile is breathable, flexible, resists oils and water, and has a better grip than polyurethane alone.
Silicone provides a secure grip in cold conditions.

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