Sandy Nitrile Acrylic Insulation Gloves

Different materials of glove cores can affect the function and use of gloves. This article will focus on introducing five common glove core materials: nylon, polyester, cotton yarn, spandex, and HPPE (high-performance polyethylene fiber), and exploring their characteristics, advantages, and application areas.

Warm inner layer:

Winter gloves are usually equipped with a warm inner layer to provide additional warmth and effectively isolate the cold.

Waterproof and Windproof:

Many winter gloves have waterproof and windproof functions to prevent rainwater, snow, or cold wind from penetrating, keeping hands dry and warm.

Cold resistant materials:

These gloves are usually made of cold resistant materials, such as insulation, to reduce the impact of low temperatures on the hands.

Anti slip design:

To provide better grip and stability, winter gloves typically have anti slip designs, such as rubber coatings, textured palms, or special grip materials.

Flexibility:

Despite having a thick insulation layer, winter gloves still emphasize flexibility to ensure that the hands maintain sufficient flexibility while wearing gloves, making it convenient for various tasks.

Adjustability:

Adjustable wrist design to ensure tight fit of gloves and prevent cold air from entering.

Wear resistance:

Due to the possibility of contact with rough surfaces during winter, some gloves have strong wear resistance to ensure their long-lasting service life.