String Knit Dots Gloves
String Knit Dots Gloves feature a cotton liner with PVC dots across the palm. The anti-slip dotted coating provides enhanced grip and support, while the cotton material offers a soft and breathable feel for general handling applications.
Enhanced Grip and Support
The anti-slip PVC dot coating provides enhanced grip and support during handling tasks.
Soft and Breathable
Made with cotton to provide a soft and breathable feel.
Product Description
- Liner Material:
- Cotton
- Coating Material:
- PVC
- Finishing:
- Palm Dotted
- Construction:
- Knitted
- Cuff Style:
- Knitwrist
Applicable Industries
- 1Warehouse & Logistics
- 2General Maintenance Tasks
- 3Parts Assembling
- 4Other Automotive Application
FAQs
- String Knit Dots Gloves are cotton knitted work gloves with PVC dots applied to the palm. The dotted surface provides enhanced grip and support during general handling tasks.
- The gloves have a cotton liner and PVC palm dots. They feature a knitted construction and a knitwrist cuff.
- PVC dotted gloves are used for warehouse and logistics work, general maintenance tasks, parts assembling, and other automotive applications.
- The PVC dots create an anti-slip surface across the palm, providing enhanced grip and support during handling.
- The cotton material provides a soft and breathable feel during use.
- These gloves have a palm-dotted finish, with PVC dots applied across the palm.
- String Knit Dots Gloves feature a knitwrist cuff.
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