How to Choose Nitrile and PU Coated Gloves? They are Equally Easy to Use

Nitrile coated gloves are very cheap, usually there are 12 pairs in a pack. PU coated and nitrile rubber coated gloves have almost the same intent and purpose for outdoor use. Nitrile coated work gloves and PU coated work gloves are cut resistant, so they are difficult to be scratched, punctured or ripped. But more importantly, they provide you with a firm grip, and you can still maintain a considerable degree of agility and hand dexterity. Because nitrile/PU coated gloves are very thin, they have the best of both worlds: all the protection of a fitted glove, and all the smooth movement of bare hands.

You may be under the assumption that these are fire-resistant gloves, but they are not fire-resistant, which is not their purpose. They will however prevent you from getting burned from thermal radiation, but nitrile/PU coated gloves will not prevent embers from melting the rubber when they are in direct contact for more than four or five seconds.

If you are worried about the consumption of gloves, please don't, because you still have 11 pairs to play, they can really be used for a long time.

Nitrile/PU coated gloves are cheap and abundant, and there is no need to replace them with burning a hole in your wallet. Most importantly, they fit so well, and sometimes you may even forget that you are still wearing them. The dexterity and freedom they provide will amaze you.

They are all great, and they may benefit you throughout your life. They can protect you from fires, sometimes cuts and scrapes, debris, dirt, bacteria, what else can you ask for in your gloves.