When it comes to precision work, industrial applications, and workplace safety, polyurethane palm coated gloves are a top choice. These gloves offer exceptional grip, flexibility, and protection, making them ideal for handling delicate tasks while ensuring durability in challenging environments. Whether used in manufacturing, electronics assembly, automotive work, or construction, they provide a balance of comfort, dexterity, and resistance to abrasion and chemicals.
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This guide explores the best polyurethane palm coated gloves, their benefits, applications, key features, and how to select the right pair for your specific needs.
Polyurethane (PU) palm coated gloves are work gloves with a thin polyurethane layer applied to the palm and fingertips. This coating enhances grip, abrasion resistance, and durability without compromising flexibility. The breathable back ensures comfort, reducing sweat buildup while maintaining a snug fit for precision handling.
✔ The polyurethane palm coating provides a non-slip surface, making it easier to grip objects securely.
✔ Suitable for handling small parts, assembling components, and working with tools.
✔ Thin and lightweight, ensuring precise hand movements without bulk.
✔ Ideal for electronic assembly, circuit board handling, and mechanical tasks.
✔ Protects against minor cuts, punctures, and abrasions.
✔ Outlasts latex and nitrile coatings in certain applications.
✔ Features a seamless knit liner, reducing hand fatigue during extended use.
✔ Allows for airflow on the back of the hand, keeping hands cool.
✔ Resistant to mild chemicals, oils, and solvents, making them useful for light industrial applications.
✔ Unlike latex, polyurethane does not cause allergic reactions, making it a safer option for workers with latex sensitivity.
✔ Ideal for precision assembly of electronics due to static-free material.
✔ Prevents contamination of sensitive electronic components.
✔ Enhances grip on oily and greasy surfaces.
✔ Protects hands from sharp edges and minor mechanical hazards.
✔ Used in light construction for handling small tools, pipes, and wires.
✔ Reduces hand fatigue in prolonged assembly tasks.
✔ Helps workers handle cardboard, plastic, and packaging materials.
✔ Ensures better load handling and control.
✔ Used for handling lab equipment, glassware, and sterile components.
✔ Provides protection without compromising dexterity.
The base liner of the glove affects its fit, durability, and flexibility. Common materials include:
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✔ Hand Wash or Machine Wash in Cold Water – Use mild detergent to maintain coating integrity.
✔ Avoid Harsh Chemicals – Exposure to strong acids or solvents can degrade the polyurethane coating.
✔ Store in a Dry Place – Keep gloves away from direct sunlight and heat to prevent material breakdown.
✔ Inspect for Wear and Tear – Replace gloves when grip weakens or coating begins to peel.
To ensure full hand protection, consider pairing PU coated gloves with:
Polyurethane gloves offer superior dexterity and grip for light-duty applications, while nitrile gloves are more chemical-resistant and suitable for oily environments.
Yes, PU gloves are static-resistant, making them ideal for electronics handling. However, they are not rated for high-voltage work.
Their lifespan depends on usage, but they typically last 4-6 weeks with regular use in industrial settings.
Unlike latex gloves, PU gloves are hypoallergenic, making them a safe choice for individuals with skin sensitivities.
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TC-995 is a two-component urethane casting compound that is specifically formulated for high abrasion and impact resistance. It is recommended for use in the casting of highly wear-resistant parts and linings. This product is a safe, easy-to-handle, room temperature mixing and curing system that does not contain TDI, MDI, MDA, or MOCA. TC-995 is relatively insensitive to typical environmental moisture and will make good void-free parts. Because of this product's exceptional toughness and abrasion resistance, castings made with TC-995 are particularly suitable for mining and mineral process industries.
HELPFUL NOTES:
Color Variations: The color of the base material may vary slightly from batch to batch due to raw ingredients. Exposing the material to various conditions such as heat and UV light will alter the color of the cured system. Color stability is not guaranteed. This product can be pigmented, but you may see more color shift when using lighter pigments.
UV Resistance: This product is not classified as UV resistant. BJB offers an additive called UV-100, a UV inhibitor and anti-oxidant blend that will help slow down the effects of UV degradation and color change. The level of effectivness varies from product to product.
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