Knit gloves with nitrile coating are heat-resistant and provide a good grip when handling oily workpieces. They are made of spun yarn for breathability. Nitrile resists abrasion, oils, and chemical splash and provides a secure grip when working with dry, greasy, and oily parts. It provides excellent abrasion resistance and good puncture resistance when handling blunt objects like burrs and dull wire.

Knit steam-resistant gloves have a vapor-resistant interior to protect workers from steam burns. Nitrile resists oil, grease, hydrocarbons, animal fat, punctures, and abrasion, making it a good choice for hot kitchen work.

These foam nitrile coated gloves are breathable and provide a secure grip when handling oily workpieces. Foam nitrile provides 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.

Knit gloves with neoprene/nitrile-blend coating are heat-resistant and provide a good grip when handling oily workpieces. Neoprene/nitrile coatings are flexible, resist abrasion, and provide some protection against incidental heat and a range of chemicals. Knit gloves are made of spun yarn, making them breathable and formfitting.

Knit gloves with a neoprene coating are heat resistant and provide a good grip for handling dry and oily workpieces. Neoprene is soft, flexible, and heat resistant. It has a good grip in dry conditions.

These uncoated knit heat-resistant gloves are made of spun yarn for breathability. Uncoated gloves provide increased breathability and dexterity over coated gloves. They eliminate the risk of coatings contaminating the area or workpiece.

Knit mitts are made of spun yarn for breathability. Heat-resistant mitts are roomy, allowing them to be worn over gloves.

Aluminized heat-resistant gloves have a coating on the back of the hand and thumb to protect hands by reflecting radiant heat, sparks, and molten splash away from hands. They are worn with other aluminized or heat-resistant clothing when working near kilns, pouring molten metal, and handling extremely hot items.