Identify the primary hazard, sharp edges, oils and grease, chemicals, heat or repetitive handling, then select a glove material and coating suited to that environment.

Strong grip that holds up well in oily or wet conditions, commonly used in automotive repair, machine servicing, maintenance and warehouse handling.

When working with sharp tools, glass, sheet metal, blades or fabricated parts. Made from strong fibres such as HPPE to reduce the risk of accidental cuts.

Yes. Many cleaning products contain active chemicals that can irritate or damage skin, so chemical resistant gloves protect against splashes and extended contact.

Yes. Many coated and cut resistant gloves are designed for repeated wear and can be cleaned when soiled, helping reduce ongoing consumable costs.

Yes. TIDDOX can review tasks across departments to recommend suitable glove types, plan sizing, set up dispenser placement and organise ongoing supply.