Industrial Safety Hand Gloves Supplier in India
From 33kV electrical insulating gloves to level 5 cut-resistant, 500°C heat-resistant, welding leather and nitrile chemical gloves — Sure Safety manufactures and supplies certified industrial hand protection for every hazard on your shop floor.
Why Choose the Right Industrial Safety Hand Gloves?
Hand injuries are among the most frequently reported lost-time incidents in Indian factories — lacerations from sheet metal, burns from furnaces, chemical dermatitis and, most seriously, electrical contact. The problem is rarely the absence of gloves; it is the wrong glove for the task. A cotton knitted glove offers no cut resistance, a general-purpose rubber glove is not a dielectric barrier, and a nitrile glove melts near hot metal. As an experienced industrial safety hand gloves supplier in India, Sure Safety helps you match each job to a glove tested against the specific hazard.
We manufacture a large share of our gloves under the Saviour brand and also supply Ansell, Honeywell and 3M models, so you can standardise on one vendor for every department. Read our detailed hand protection guide for background on glove standards.
Electrical Insulating Gloves 11kV & 33kV – Price and Selection
Electrical insulating gloves are the last line of defence for linemen, substation technicians and maintenance electricians. They are manufactured from high-dielectric natural or synthetic rubber and tested to IS 4770 and IEC 60903. Gloves are classified by the maximum working voltage they are rated for:
| IEC 60903 class | Max working voltage (AC) | Typical application |
|---|---|---|
| Class 00 | 500 V | Control panels, LV maintenance |
| Class 0 | 1,000 V | LV distribution, MCC rooms |
| Class 1 | 7,500 V | 6.6kV systems |
| Class 2 | 17,000 V | 11kV feeders and switchgear |
| Class 3 | 26,500 V | 22kV systems |
| Class 4 | 36,000 V | 33kV lines and substations |
The electrical insulating gloves 11kV 33kV price depends on the voltage class, glove length (360mm to 410mm for higher classes), material thickness, brand and whether you need leather over-protectors, which are essential to prevent punctures. Higher classes use thicker rubber and undergo more demanding proof tests, so a 33kV glove costs significantly more than an 11kV pair. For bulk utility orders we offer rate-contract pricing with test certificates for every batch.
Pair your gloves with our electrical safety equipment such as insulating mats, discharge rods and arc flash suits, and see our power plant safety solutions.
Cut Resistant Gloves Level 5 – Manufacturer in India
For glass handling, sheet metal pressing, automotive assembly and blade changeovers, a cut resistant gloves level 5 manufacturer in India must supply gloves knitted from HPPE, aramid, steel-fibre or glass-fibre composite yarns. Under EN 388, cut resistance is rated two ways: the older Coup test (levels 1–5) and the more reliable ISO 13997 TDM test (levels A–F). A traditional “level 5” glove typically aligns with ISO levels C to F depending on construction.
- Coatings: PU palm coating for dry, precise handling; nitrile or sandy nitrile for oily grip; latex for wet grip.
- Gauge: 13G and 15G for dexterity; 10G and 7G for heavy-duty handling.
- Cuff options: knitted wrist or extended sleeves for forearm protection.
- Food-contact options: uncoated HPPE gloves for food processing.
Because we manufacture in India, we can supply level 5 cut gloves in large volumes with custom colour coding by department — a simple way to verify compliance at a glance.
Heat Resistant Gloves for Industrial Use up to 500 Degree
Foundries, forging shops, glass plants, steel melt shops and heat-treatment furnaces require heat resistant gloves for industrial use rated for 500 degree contact or more. These gloves are tested to EN 407, which rates performance in six categories: burning behaviour, contact heat, convective heat, radiant heat, small molten splashes and large molten splashes.
For 500°C contact heat (EN 407 contact level 4), typical constructions include aramid (Kevlar®) knit with silicone dots, multilayer aramid with felt lining, and aluminised outer shells for radiant heat. For extreme environments above 500°C, we offer aluminised gloves matched to our aluminised fire proximity suits.
Leather Hand Gloves for Welding – Supplier in India
As a trusted leather hand gloves for welding supplier in India, we offer split-leather and grain-leather gauntlets tested to EN 12477. Type A gloves (thicker split leather) suit MIG, MMA and gas welding where spatter is heavy; Type B gloves (soft goat or deer grain leather) give the dexterity required for TIG welding.
- Kevlar®-stitched seams that do not burn through.
- Full cotton or fleece lining for insulation and comfort.
- Gauntlet cuffs of 14 to 16 inches to protect the forearm.
- Reinforced palm and thumb patches for longer service life.
Complete your welder's kit with a leather welding apron, shade 11 welding goggles and read our welding and cutting safety guide.
Chemical Resistant Gloves Nitrile – Supplier in India
Nitrile is the most versatile glove material for oils, greases, aliphatic solvents, many acids and caustics. As a chemical resistant gloves nitrile supplier in India, we offer unsupported nitrile gauntlets (0.38mm to 0.56mm), flock-lined nitrile for comfort, supported nitrile on cotton liners for abrasion, and disposable nitrile for laboratory and pharma use. Gloves are tested to EN ISO 374-1 (Types A, B and C based on permeation performance) and EN ISO 374-5 for micro-organisms.
No single glove resists every chemical. Ketones, aromatic solvents and some chlorinated solvents attack nitrile; for these we recommend butyl, Viton® or laminate gloves. Share your chemical list and our team will check permeation breakthrough times before recommending a model. Also explore our chemical splash suits, flange guards and the chemical splash PPE guide.
Quick Glove Selection Chart
| Hazard | Recommended glove | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Live electrical work | Rubber insulating glove + leather protector | IS 4770 / IEC 60903 |
| Sharp edges, glass, sheet metal | HPPE/aramid cut level 5 (ISO C–F) | EN 388 |
| Hot surfaces up to 500°C | Aramid multilayer heat glove | EN 407 |
| Welding spatter | Split/grain leather gauntlet | EN 12477 |
| Oils, solvents, acids | Nitrile gauntlet | EN ISO 374 |
| General handling | Cotton knitted with PVC dots / leather | EN 388 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which glove class do I need for 11kV work?
For 11kV systems, Class 2 gloves (17kV max working voltage) are generally specified. Confirm with your site electrical safety rules, as some utilities specify a higher class for added margin.
How often should electrical gloves be retested?
IEC 60903 recommends periodic dielectric testing, commonly every six months for gloves in use. Follow your utility or site policy and discard any glove that fails a visual or air test.
Can cut-resistant gloves protect against needles?
No. Cut resistance and puncture resistance are different properties. For needlestick or wire-rope hazards, ask for gloves with specific puncture ratings.
Do you supply gloves in bulk?
Yes. We supply gloves in bulk cartons for factories, contractors and rate contracts across India with consistent batch quality.
Need the Right Industrial Gloves for Your Site?
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