Greatguard Safety GLV2050HVY synthetic foam glove

Thursday, 24 July, 2014 | Supplied by: Greatguard Safety Pty Ltd

The synthetic foam glove (model no. GLV2050HVY) is made of lightweight lint-free apparel-grade nylon, lycra liner and coated synthetic material.

The glove is suitable for assembly, automotive work, material handling, printing, gardening, general maintenance, etc.

The glove liner can be knitted by a 15- or 18-gauge machine and is seamless and breathable. The synthetic foam coating palm provides a good level of comfort, abrasion resistance, oil resistance, sensitivity and dexterity.

Online: www.greatguardsafety.com.au
Phone: 03 9729 8302

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