Glass handling gloves manufacturer in china
M-tide is a supplier of glass handling gloves. We offer high-quality glass handling gloves with protective, cut-resistant, anti-slip, and flexible properties. Our gloves meet EN388 cut resistance testing and relevant industry certifications. They are suitable for glass cutting, installation, and precision processing. They provide safety and peace of mind, reducing workplace injuries and improving efficiency. Please contact our experts for the best customized solutions and technical support.
Latex coating and HPPE yarn protect against cuts from sharp glass edges.
The coating, combined with a dotted anti-slip texture, provides a secure grip.
Ergonomic design allows for unrestricted hand movement.
Product Specifications
M-tide glass handling gloves are designed specifically for glass handling, with “safety first and suitability for glass industry scenarios” as the core philosophy. They have a latex coating and HPPE cut-resistant fibers. They also have a breathable lining. This gives them great cut resistance, slip resistance, abrasion resistance, and tear resistance.
The entire range of glass handling gloves is certified to CE and other industry standards. They fit perfectly with the different needs of glass processing, installation, and handling. This meets businesses’ safety and efficiency needs for bulk purchases.
We offer a wide range of products and support OEM/ODM customization services. Please contact our glass handling glove experts.
21-gauge Touchscreen Cut-Resistant Gloves
HPPE Foam Nitrile Cut-Resistant Gloves
A4-Grade Touchscreen Cut-Resistant Gloves
18-Gauge Nitrile Foam-Lined Sanded Cut-Resistant Gloves
13-gauge nitrile cut-resistant gloves
21-gauge A6-grade cut-resistant gloves
13-gauge A6 cut-resistant gloves
Touchscreen-compatible cut-resistant gloves
A2-Grade Outdoor Winter Work Gloves
China's Leading Glass Handling Glove Manufacturer
M-tide is a reliable supplier of glass handling gloves, with over 10 years of experience in the field. We have a seasoned technical team and a full range of industry-standard certifications. We have automated production lines. This helps us maintain a steady output and respond quickly to large orders. We support full OEM/ODM customization, comprehensively meeting the diverse procurement needs of businesses.
- Supports OEM/ODM orders
- Strict quality control and reliable quality
- Significant cost advantages
- Committed to environmentally friendly production practices
What are the protective capabilities of glass handling gloves?
Glass handling gloves typically need to meet ANSI/ISEA 105 A4–A6 or EN 388 D–F (old version 4–5) cut resistance levels. Therefore, high-performance cut-resistant materials such as HPPE are required. Below is the material secret of M-Tide’s high-protection glass handling gloves:
Cut-resistant material:
Made primarily of HPPE fibers, 13-18 gauge. This is the main material used in glass handling. It has great cut resistance, reaching A4–A6 levels. It resists scratches and punctures from sharp glass edges. This balance offers both protection and flexibility. It is ideal for glass handling, cutting, and installation. It’s the best choice for balancing abrasion resistance and comfort.
Latex anti-slip coating:
Glass handling gloves use latex coatings. These coatings are elastic and fit snugly on the hand. Nitrile and polyurethane coatings can also be used. The latex coating is applied to a large area of the palm and fingers. It provides extremely strong anti-slip performance and significantly improves grip. Suitable for wet or oily environments, preventing glass from slipping. Combining it with HPPE or aramid yarns further enhances performance. The dotted pattern further improves safety.
Customize Your Glass Handling Gloves
M-tide offers OEM custom manufacturing of gloves. We have 4 complete production lines and provide assistance with various materials and technologies, ensuring your needs are easily met!
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Material:
Kevlar, Nylon, Aramid, Acrylic, Polyester, Spandex fibers -
High-quality leather:
Cowhide, Pigskin -
Dipping:
Synthetic rubber, Natural rubber, Nitrile, PU rubber, etc. -
Colors:
ellow, White, Black, etc. -
Dipping options:
Half-dipped, Fully dipped, Three-quarters dipped -
Printing:
Heat transfer printing, Screen printing -
Sizes:
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
What is the purpose of glass handling gloves?
Glass Cutting and ProcessingGlass handling gloves work well for tasks like cutting, grinding, and polishing glass. The gloves’ high cut-resistant material protects against sharp edges. The anti-slip coating ensures a secure grip when handling cutting tools and glass workpieces. The flexible design does not hinder precise operation. Glass Installation and HandlingThickened glass gloves are suitable for handling architectural glass and heavy glass. The strong grip coating prevents glass from slipping. The extended wrist and thick material guard against impacts. This offers full protection for your hands and wrists. Precision Glass Component HandlingUltra-thin gloves with a PU coating are great for assembling precision parts, like electronic glass. Their fingertip sensitivity does not affect fine manipulation. |
Frequentiy Asked Questions
What is the recommended ANSI cut resistance rating for glass handling gloves? For which glass operations are they suitable?
For glass tasks like handling, cutting, and installation, use ANSI A5–A6 grades. These grades offer cutting resistance of about… 2200–3500 grams or higher and are recommended. They protect well against moderately sharp edges on flat glass, car windshields, or architectural glass.
For higher risks, like dealing with broken glass edges or very sharp glass, choose A7–A9 grades. Grades below A4 are usually not good enough for professional glass work. They can lead to serious cuts.
Note: Actual selection should follow a task risk assessment. Our experts provide evaluation services and recommend safe material designs.
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for wholesale glass handling gloves?
Standard MOQ for glass handling gloves is 800 dozen; custom TPR models require a MOQ of 120 dozen.
What cut resistance rating (ANSI/EN388) should be selected for glass handling?
For home installations or occasional handling, ANSI A5 / EN388 E-level is sufficient.
For large glass panels in factories or frequent glass handling, ANSI A6 or EN388 F-level is required.
However, if budget permits, selecting A5–A6 or E–F levels is always a safe choice.
What gloves should be used for handling glass versus processing broken glass?
For handling glass:
- Choose cut-resistant gloves with an anti-slip coating.
- Look for gloves rated A5-A6 or EN388 E–F.
These gloves provide a great grip. They also keep you safe from injuries if glass breaks suddenly.
For handling broken glass, choose high-performance polyethylene and fiberglass gloves. Check for cut-resistant ratings A7–A9 or EN388 F. These gloves are thick and cut-resistant. They also have reinforced palms for extra hand protection.
Should glass handling gloves prioritize “puncture resistance”?
Yes, puncture resistance is crucial. Tiny glass fibers can slip through skin, especially when handling broken glass and fine shards. They are transparent and slippery, making them hard to see. Once embedded, they are extremely difficult to remove and cause significant injury.
Which coating—nitrile, PU, or latex—is best for gripping glass?
Latex-coated gloves are most suitable for the glass handling industry. Latex coating offers great grip strength and natural tackiness. This helps you hold objects firmly in dry conditions. Latex gloves are great for handling sharp glass. They resist tears well, which adds to their safety.
Dry environments vs. wet/oily conditions: Which coating or palm texture should be chosen?
For dry environments, latex-coated gloves are recommended. This coating material is elastic. It performs well, even in extreme temperatures.
For wet or oily environments, nitrile-coated gloves are recommended. Their oil and chemical resistance ensures excellent performance in such conditions. Nitrile coatings can also be foam-treated to absorb some oil, thereby enhancing grip.
Are thicker gloves safer for glass handling?
Not necessarily. While thicker gloves offer higher protection levels, they sacrifice flexibility and comfort. Restricted finger movement during use may actually increase safety risks. Therefore, glove selection should prioritize task-specific requirements.
Which glass products are recommended for different applications in the glass industry?
- Cutting Tables: Recommended cut resistance level A6–A8 (or EN388 F grade). Choose gloves made from thick HPPE with glass fiber or steel wire. They offer high puncture resistance. The sanded or foam nitrile coating adds slip resistance.
- Handling: Recommended cut resistance level A5–A6 (or EN388 E–F grade). Choose a slip-resistant nitrile coating. Textured or crinkle finishes improve grip on glass. It also features TPR impact protection technology.
- Assembly: Recommended cut resistance level A5 (or EN388 E-class). Choose a lightweight, high-cut 13–18 gauge HPPE base. It should have a foam or micro-cell nitrile coating for better grip.
- Recycling: Recommended cut resistance level A7–A9 (or EN388 F-level + high puncture resistance). Use strong, puncture-resistant materials like steel wire or ultra-high-density fibers. Add a reinforced palm coating. Also, include lining or long sleeves if needed.
Can glass handling gloves be washed and reused?
Absolutely. However, thoroughly inspect gloves for fraying, tears, or other damage before each use. Replace immediately if any defects are found. When washing, use only mild detergent and lukewarm water. Avoid vigorous scrubbing.
