Double Palm Leather Work Gloves for Heavy-Duty Construction - Dozen

Split Leather Joint Palm Work Gloves - Dozen

ComfortSafe split leather work gloves feature select shoulder cowhide, joint-palm construction, a striped canvas back, and a Gunn pattern. A 2.5-inch rubberized safety cuff completes the design. These gloves provide a leather-palm option for assessed construction, warehousing, landscaping, and industrial material-handling tasks. Each dozen contains 12 pairs in size Large.

The joint-palm construction is the documented configuration for this glove. It should not be confused with a separately specified double-palm model or described as having an additional full leather layer across the palm and fingers. Match the construction to your approved work-glove specification when ordering replacements.

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Choosing the Right Work Glove

Retain leather-palm gloves in your program where their construction suits handling needs, but compare documented performance rather than assuming leather always provides more cut or puncture protection than coated knit gloves. Material type alone does not establish a protection level.

For lighter handling tasks, compare brown jersey work gloves. For sharp rebar, metal edges, rough lumber, or other hazardous materials, evaluate the specific exposure and select verified protection. No numerical cut, puncture, abrasion, or heat rating is established by the reviewed supplier sheet.

OSHA Hand-Protection Requirements

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 requires employers to select hand protection based on performance, tasks, conditions, duration, and hazards. OSHA 1910.132 addresses hazard assessment, fit, training, and damaged PPE. These requirements do not constitute product certification.

Do not rely on these gloves for electrical insulation, chemical barriers, or welding protection. Wetness and contamination can affect handling; reassess grip and suitability when conditions change.

For repeat orders, specify ASA SKU 7261JPHF, size Large, and quantities in dozens. Check each wearer’s fit before distributing gloves across crews, shifts, or workstations.

Care and Supplier Documentation

Inspect the leather, palm joints, seams, back, and cuff before use. Replace torn, excessively worn, or contaminated gloves when unsuitable for the task. Follow supplier instructions: commercial detergent, water no hotter than 122°F, and air drying or tumble drying without heat.

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