1. Is there a particular hazard?
- Risk of cuts (sheet metal, glass, blades): Hi5 X Cut, levels B to F.
- Chemicals: Hi5 X Chem, choose by type and test chemicals.
- Static electricity in electronics manufacturing: Hi5 X ESD.
- Hygiene and short jobs: Hi5 X hygiTouch, disposable nitrile gloves.
2. No particular hazard: how fine must the work be?
- Assembly and precision: FlexiTec, 15G with nitrile micro-foam, touchscreen compatible.
- Warehouse, construction, logistics: Super S, sandy nitrile palm.
- All-round everyday use: Basic with PU, nitrile or latex.
3. What is the environment like?
Dry, damp, oily? According to the data sheets, nitrile micro-foam and sandy nitrile coatings also grip well in lightly oily conditions. For outdoor work in the cold, there are the winter gloves HI523 and HI584.
4. Does the glove fit the hand?
Check size and fit and let employees test samples. Acceptance in the workplace decides whether the glove is actually worn.
- Hi5 X FlexiTec15G knitted gloves with nitrile micro-foam for assembly and precision work
- Hi5 X Super SSandy nitrile coating, also as a winter glove with latex
- Hi5 X CutCut-resistant gloves, cut levels B to F to EN 388 (ISO 13997)
- Hi5 X ChemChemical-resistant gloves, PPE category III, type A to EN ISO 374-1
- Hi5 X BasicEveryday work gloves, with PU, nitrile or latex coating
- Hi5 X ESDCarbon/polyester gloves for use in ESD environments
- Hi5 X hygiTouchDisposable nitrile gloves, powder-free and latex-free, in blue and black
The glove finder puts these questions into practice. It does not carry out the risk assessment.
