Anti-vibration gloves are based on gauze gloves and leather gloves. A certain thickness of foam plastic, latex and air-laminated synthetic rubber or foam rubber is added to the palm of the glove to absorb vibration. In cold environments, the above materials can also be added to cold-proof gloves to provide anti-vibration effects. If the thickness of the anti-vibration structural layer must not exceed 7mm, certain attenuation values should be achieved for vibrations of different frequencies. Depending on the material, anti-vibration gloves mainly include the following types:
▶ Rubber Gloves
Made of natural rubber or synthetic rubber as the main material, it has very good anti-vibration properties and can effectively absorb vibration and shock.
▶ Leather Gloves
Made of leather, the surface is thickly treated with anti-slip properties, and the interior is filled with vibration-absorbing material, suitable for occasions where palm protection is required.
▶ Bulletproof Fabric Gloves
Made of polymer fiber or multi-layer composite materials, it has certain anti-scratch and anti-cut properties, mainly used in machinery and metal processing industries.
▶ PVC Plastic Gloves
Made of PVC plastic or polyester material, it has strong waterproof performance. Usually there is reinforced filling inside to mitigate the effects of vibration.
▶ PU Gloves
Using polyurethane as the main raw material, it has good elasticity and anti-vibration properties after special processing. Widely used in front-line production operations.
▶ Ice Silk Gloves
It is handmade from new ice silk material, with a light and thin appearance and a hollow internal structure. It has excellent vibration absorption performance, suitable for occasions that require lightness.
▶ Aramid Gloves
Reinforced with Aramid fiber, anti-slash and cut, used for workstations that require slash or cut protection.
By selecting different materials, various types of anti-vibration gloves can be provided to meet the needs of different processes and use environments.