Heavy duty PVC-dipped gloves with a polycotton interlock liner, knitted wrist, and good grip on oily or greasy surfaces. Solid general-purpose protection at a price that makes buying in bulk a straightforward decision.
The red PVC knit wrist glove is one of those things that ends up in every site van, store cupboard and tool bag because it does exactly what it’s supposed to without making a fuss about it. Full PVC dip over a polycotton interlock liner gives you decent protection against grease, oil and general grime, while the knitted wrist keeps things comfortable and stops the glove riding up mid-job. At 99p a pair, you’re not going to lose sleep if a pair gets written off.
These are classed as intermediate design, which in practical terms means they’re suited to a wide range of general handling tasks rather than specialist chemical or cut hazards. Think general labouring, handling oily components, workshop use, light assembly, warehouse picking, or any job where you need a barrier between your hands and something unpleasant without sacrificing too much feel.
The polycotton liner does two things: it wicks a bit of moisture away from the skin, and it gives the outer PVC shell something solid to bond to, which helps the glove hold its shape over repeated use. The abrasion resistance is a useful bonus when you’re handling rough materials or working across concrete and brick surfaces regularly.
Where the Red PVC Knit Wrist Glove Earns Its Place
Sensitivity and flexibility aren’t words you’d normally associate with a dipped glove, but the intermediate construction here is noticeably less clunky than a fully coated alternative. You can still pick up fixings, operate controls and handle smaller components without pulling the gloves off every five minutes. That’s genuinely useful on a working site.
The knitted wrist is a small detail that makes a real difference. It seats snugly without cutting in, and it keeps debris from falling inside the glove when you’re working overhead or in tight spaces. If you’ve ever shaken half a ceiling’s worth of dust out of a loose-c￭ glove, you’ll understand why that matters.
Supplied in boxes of ten pairs, these are priced for volume. Stock them up and stop worrying about running out mid-week.
Pro Tip: If the PVC shell starts to peel away from the liner after heavy use, that's usually a sign the gloves have been stored wet or scrunched up in a pocket for too long. Keep a spare box on site and rotate pairs rather than running them into the ground.
These gloves are used across construction, warehousing, general maintenance and light engineering where hand protection from oil, grease and surface abrasion is needed day to day. They're a practical choice for labourers, plant operators, mechanics, fitters and warehouse staff who need reliable grip on slippery or dirty surfaces without needing anything specialist.
Best For
General site labouring
Handling oily or greasy components
Warehouse and picking operations
Light assembly and workshop tasks
Maintenance and groundworks
Available In
Large
Sold in pairs
Box quantity: 10 pairs
Key Features
Full PVC dip construction
Polycotton interlock liner
Abrasion resistant
Grease and oil repellent
Knitted wrist for comfort and fit
Intermediate flexibility and sensitivity
Not suitable for: Not suitable for tasks requiring protection against cuts, punctures or chemical immersion. Not rated for electrical work or high-risk chemical handling.
Pull the glove on and ensure the knitted wrist seats snugly around your wrist without bunching. The PVC surface grips best when dry on the outside, so wipe excess oil from your hands before putting them on if you want full grip from the start. Inspect for cracks or peeling before each use, particularly around the fingers and palm where the most stress occurs.
Inspect each glove for cracks, splits or delamination before putting them on
Pull glove over the hand and seat the knitted wrist cuff snugly
Check fingers are fully seated with no bunching in the palm
Use and handle as required for the task
After use, wipe down the PVC surface and allow to dry before storing
Store flat or hanging in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight
Are these gloves oil and grease proof or just resistant?
Resistant is the accurate description. The PVC dip repels oil and grease well under normal working conditions, keeping your hands clean and improving grip on slippery surfaces. They are not designed for full immersion in oils, solvents or chemicals, and won't provide protection in those situations.
Can I buy these in smaller quantities than a full box?
The standard box contains 10 pairs. At 99p per pair they are already priced for trade volume buying, and the box quantity makes it straightforward to keep a stock on site or in the van without a significant outlay.
Constructed with a full PVC dip over a polycotton interlock liner, these gloves offer intermediate-level protection suitable for general handling tasks. The PVC coating provides a barrier against oil, grease and surface abrasion. The knitted polycotton liner contributes to wearing comfort and helps maintain the structural integrity of the glove under repeated use.
Size
Large
Liner Material
Polycotton interlock
Coating
Full PVC dip
Design
Intermediate
Cuff Type
Knitted wrist
Properties
Abrasion resistant, grease and oil repellent
Sold As
Pair
Box Quantity
10 pairs
Size
large
Box Quantity
10, Pair
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