Anti-Vibration Work Gloves with a Cushioned Palm
These anti-vibration gloves combine a lightweight 10-gauge cotton/nylon shell with a pre-cured synthetic-rubber palm. Individual palm pods and a tacky finish support grip when handling vibrating tools. The knit wrist helps keep the glove in place while the flexible shell allows finger movement.
Key Features
- Lightweight knit shell
- Pre-cured palm cushioning
- Individual rubber pods
- Tacky gripping surface
- Elasticated knit wrist
- Black shell and palm
Common Uses
- Drilling tasks
- Grinding operations
- Sanding work
- Automotive assembly
- Demolition tasks
- Heavy construction
Manufacturer-Listed Performance Standards
The specification sheet reports a pass to EN ISO 10819 for anti-vibration performance. The manufacturer also lists EN 388:2016 + A1:2018, 3242X: abrasion Level 3, blade-cut Level 2, tear Level 4, and puncture Level 2. The final X means no reported ISO cut-test rating. These results do not establish an impact rating or guarantee protection against injury.
Manufacturer Documentation
Download Manufacturer Specification Sheet (PDF)
Review the construction, available sizes, vibration standard, and mechanical ratings before selection. Inspect gloves for damaged pods, worn palms, and torn knit before use; follow manufacturer care instructions. Replace gloves when damage affects their fit, grip, or palm cushioning. Do not continue using visibly damaged gloves.
Anti-Vibration Glove FAQ
Will these gloves prevent hand-arm vibration syndrome?
No glove can guarantee prevention. Vibration exposure must be assessed and controlled through equipment selection, maintenance, work practices, and exposure duration.
Are these impact-resistant gloves?
The published mechanical result does not include an impact rating. Palm cushioning for vibration should not be confused with certified back-of-hand impact protection.
Which size should I choose?
Choose from Medium, Large, and XL. Confirm that the fit allows a secure tool grip without restricting movement or requiring excessive gripping force.
Does passing the vibration standard cover every power tool?
No. A laboratory result does not predict the same reduction for every tool or operating condition. Evaluate the actual task and avoid assuming that the glove makes an otherwise excessive exposure safe.
Can I use them around rotating machinery?
Follow the equipment manufacturer's instructions and workplace assessment. Gloves can create an entanglement hazard near exposed rotating parts. A glove's vibration rating does not override machine guarding requirements or instructions that prohibit gloves for a particular operation.
