P.V.C Gloves
PVC Dipped Knitted Glove (Dipped Knitted Glove)
A PVC dipped knitted glove is a practical, general-purpose hand protection option designed to combine the comfort and flexibility of a knitted liner with the added grip and surface protection of a PVC coating. The knitted construction helps the glove feel breathable and easy to wear for extended periods, while the PVC dip provides a more durable, wipe-clean outer layer that can improve handling and reduce wear in day-to-day tasks.
This product listing covers a dipped knitted glove style (PVC coated). As with many PPE items, the exact fit and performance can vary by variant and intended use, so it’s best to select the option that matches your working environment and the level of protection you require.
Key Features
Knitted liner comfort:
The knitted base is designed to feel flexible and comfortable, helping reduce hand fatigue during repetitive handling tasks.
PVC dipped coating:
The PVC coating adds a protective outer layer that can improve durability and provide a more secure hold compared with an uncoated knit glove.
Improved grip for handling:
A dipped palm and/or coated surface can help with control when moving items, packing, loading, or carrying materials.
General-purpose protection:
Suitable for a wide range of everyday tasks where you want a balance of comfort, grip, and a tougher outer surface.
Easy-care outer surface:
PVC-coated areas are typically easier to wipe clean than untreated fabric, which can be useful in busy work areas.
- Comfortable knitted construction for flexibility and wearability
- PVC dipped coating to enhance durability and handling
- Better grip than a standard knitted glove in many routine tasks
- Practical for general handling in warehouses, packing, and maintenance
- Simple, dependable PPE for day-to-day use
Typical Uses
- Warehouse picking, packing, and dispatch
- General handling and carrying tasks
- Light maintenance and facilities work
- Loading/unloading and stock movement
- Workshops and general site use where grip is helpful
PVC Dipped Knitted Glove — Full Product Guide
PVC dipped knitted gloves are commonly chosen when you need a straightforward glove that’s comfortable enough for regular wear but offers more surface protection and grip than an uncoated knit. The knitted liner supports dexterity, while the PVC coating helps the glove stand up to everyday abrasion and handling demands.
How It Works
The glove starts with a knitted liner that provides the base shape and comfort. A PVC coating is then applied (dipped) to create a tougher outer layer on key areas. This coating can help improve grip and reduce wear when handling cartons, materials, tools, or stock.
Materials and Construction
Knitted liner:
The knitted construction is designed to be flexible and comfortable, supporting natural hand movement.
PVC coating:
PVC is used as the dipped coating to add durability and a more protective surface in handling environments.
Grip and Handling Performance
One of the main reasons to choose a dipped knitted glove is improved handling. The coated surface can help you maintain control when moving items, especially during repetitive tasks such as packing, picking, and general stock movement. If your work involves frequent lifting and carrying, a dipped glove can be a practical upgrade from a basic knit.
Comfort and Dexterity
The knitted liner helps the glove remain flexible, which is important for tasks that require finger movement and regular hand use. For many users, this style offers a good balance between protection and dexterity for everyday work.
Workplace Suitability
PVC dipped knitted gloves are typically used in general-purpose environments. They are often selected for warehouses, logistics, and routine maintenance tasks where you want a glove that is easy to wear and provides a more robust surface for handling.
Floor Type Compatibility
This product is hand PPE rather than a flooring product, so floor compatibility is not applicable. However, it is commonly used in environments such as warehouses and workshops where handling and movement are frequent.
Health and Safety
Always carry out a workplace risk assessment to ensure the glove type matches the hazards present. Gloves should be selected based on the specific risks of the task (for example, abrasion, handling demands, or contact with materials). Replace gloves when they show signs of damage or excessive wear, and ensure users are trained to use PPE correctly.
Ideal Applications and Use Cases
- Warehousing & logistics: picking, packing, and moving stock
- General handling: carrying cartons, materials, and supplies
- Facilities & maintenance: routine tasks where grip and durability help
- Workshops: general-purpose hand protection for everyday jobs
Maintenance, Cleaning and Care
- Inspect gloves before use and replace if torn, heavily worn, or damaged.
- If the PVC-coated surface becomes dirty, wipe down where appropriate and allow to dry before reuse.
- Store in a clean, dry place away from direct heat sources to help maintain condition.
Case Study (Example Scenario)
Warehouse packing line:
A packing team handling cartons throughout the day needs a glove that stays comfortable while improving grip and reducing wear on the palm area. A PVC dipped knitted glove can help provide a more secure hold during repetitive lifting and packing tasks, while the knitted liner supports comfort over long shifts.
Who is it for?
- Warehouse and logistics teams
- Facilities and maintenance staff
- Workshop users needing general-purpose hand protection
- Businesses looking for a practical, everyday dipped glove option
Colours / Features Available
This listing represents a dipped knitted glove style with PVC coating. Colour and coating coverage can vary by variant. Please refer to the selected option/variant details for the exact specification supplied.
Sizes Available
As this product may be offered in multiple variants, please select the required option from the product variants for available sizes and pack quantities.