Waterproof Gloves

The materials are used to make waterproof gloves are Polyurethane, PVC, Chloroprene, Latex and Silicone. Gloves made from latex are impermeable, elastic, and cozy. The polyurethane used in its construction gives it pliability, breathability, and durability. Gloves made from the supplied silicone are safe to use up to temperatures of 500 degrees Celsius and won't stick to your hands. The use of PVC ensures that it will not leak. Nitrile works well in greasy settings. This protective gear is essential for avoiding any long-term health issues. Those working in hazardous environments, such as fire departments, foundries, the chemical industry, etc., are the typical recipients of these items.

Wells Lamont is one of the most well-known brands in India. The Wells Glove Company eventually became Wells Lamont after Maurice Lamont joined the company. Tragically, six months later, Maurice lost his life in a hunting accident. For increased durability and grip, the polyamide casing of the Wells Lamont Latex Resistant Coated Gloves is coated twice with nitrile latex. This treatment makes them not only watertight but also tough against tears and punctures. The gloves' cuffs are not latex-coated, therefore they are not waterproof.