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Assembly gloves

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Assembly work calls for dexterity and a controlled grip. Compare material thickness and coating against the parts you handle, and choose a size that fits well at the fingertips.

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  • Tactile sensitivity for small components
  • Grip on the intended surface
  • A fit without excess material at the fingertips

Compare tactile sensitivity for your task

Consider which small parts you pick up and which surfaces you touch. Check the fit at the thumb and fingertips using a safe object. Excess material can interfere with handling, while a glove that is too tight can restrict movement. The size of another model is therefore only an initial guide.

Read coating and liner information separately

A material name may describe the coating or one part of the glove. Compare the complete construction and which areas are actually coated. For dry assembly, damp surfaces or contact with substances, check the specific product information. A general assembly designation does not establish suitability for every task.

Consider the workflow

Note whether you switch between fine and heavier tasks. If necessary, compare different versions rather than choosing a single pair solely by material. Follow the care instructions and check the condition before use. When working with machinery, follow the relevant work instructions; gloves may be unsuitable where there is a risk of being drawn into the machine.

More options: Work gloves, Work gloves by material & coating.

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