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Rubber Cold-Condition Insulated Gloves
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Rubber cold-condition gloves are insulated to keep hands warm when handling cold items or when working in cold environments. Rubber is liquid-resistant, making these gloves a good choice when stocking frozen foods, fishing, stocking cold storage, and performing pool and pond maintenance.
PVC Rubber Cold-Condition Insulated Gloves
These cold-condition gloves are made of PVC. PVC rubber cold-condition gloves remain flexible at low temperatures and are thin to provide excellent dexterity. Cold-condition insulated gloves are worn when handling cold items (such as packaged frozen food) and when working in cold environments.
Cotton/Polyester Liner
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Foam Liner with Acrylic Insulation
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Nylon Liner with Acrylic Insulation
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Polyurethane Rubber Cold-Condition Insulated Gloves
These cold-condition gloves are made of polyurethane. Polyurethane rubber cold-condition gloves keep liquids out and have a rough texture to provide a good grip. Polyurethane has good dexterity and is more breathable than PVC. Cold-condition insulated gloves are worn when handling cold items (such as packaged frozen food) and when working in cold environments.
Acrylic Liner and Insulation
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