Thermal Gloves

Thermal Gloves

Thermal gloves can be a game-changing upgrade when working in cold, harsh conditions. Your hands are your most important tool and if they are cold, they won't work anywhere near their maximum potential. Whether for bricklaying, assembly, or general outdoor maintenance work, thermal gloves can ensure your hands stay at an optimal temperature - with no detriment to grip or dexterity. We offer next-day delivery on stocked lines - buy now!

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ATG MaxiTherm Gloves 30-201 Thermal Palm Coated Knitwrist Pair

ATG MaxiTherm Gloves 30-201 Thermal Palm Coated Knitwrist Pair

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    Supertouch Pawa PG241 Waterproof Thermal Gloves

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    Supertouch Pawa PG540 Cut-Resistant Thermal Gloves

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  • About Thermal Gloves

    Thermal work gloves provide insulation in cold or freezing work environments. Usually designed using thermal materials and insulation layers, they protect workers exposed to extremes in temperature. Some work-insulated gloves also provide short-term protection when touching extreme heat.

    Quality work thermal gloves are essential for protecting your hands from frostbite and temperature-related injuries, but they also deliver comfort and maximum dexterity for the protection level you need. 

    Many thermal insulated work gloves are made from premium materials to help protect against commonly-found workplace hazards. We stock solutions for a wide range of needs and use cases, including:

    • Waterproof thermal gloves provide some level of waterproofing, and are very popular for construction, landscaping, and fishing operations.

    • Cut-resistant thermal gloves provide cut protection. Essential for metal fabricators and on-location automotive repair specialists.

    • Food-rated cold-resistant gloves are ideal for refrigerated environments. They are food-safe, so won't introduce any contaminants into handled food.

    Atg Maxitherm Gloves Lifestyle Ice Freezing

    Bulk discounts on thermal work gloves

    Do you have a large workforce in need of thermal gloves? If you buy multiple products, we can offer you a bulk discount. Save money and protect your team’s hands! We’ll handle large orders efficiently from our extensive stocks. Check out our full range of work gloves to see what else we can help you with. 

    Next-day delivery options

    We offer next-working day delivery on all items in stock, as long as you place your order before 2pm. If you want to receive your thermal gloves sooner than that, we also have a same-day delivery option for urgent orders. Call or chat to our friendly sales team for more information, and they’ll help you put the order together.

    In stock & ready to ship

    At Start Safety, we are proud of our reliable stock levels - we’re always working hard to maintain a wide selection of work gloves on our shelves. Choose an item that’s showing as “in stock” and you’ll know it’s ready to ship. Don’t forget to take advantage of our next-day delivery service! 

    What makes a good thermal work glove?

    Here are some key considerations for buying thermal work gloves. You should also carry out a full risk assessment to ensure you get the right gloves for your needs.

    Grip

    Always consider a thermal resistant glove's grip when evaluating its suitability for the task at hand. Better grip reduces the risk of mistakes, accidents and burns.

    Breathability

    While clammy hands won't affect a glove's protective ratings, they can shorten the amount of time a worker is willing to wear them. If workers remove their chemical-proof gloves to let their hands breathe, this may increase the risk of exposure to chemicals or hazardous substances.

    Dexterity

    Just like grip, maintaining high dexterity in your gloves reduces the risk of accidents by allowing better hand movement and interaction with your environment.

    Thermal protection

    When selecting your gloves, consider the level and type of thermal protection needed. For example, resistance to convective cold, contact cold, and permeability to water. For heat protection, think about resistance to flames, contact heat, convective heat, radiant heat, or contact with molten metal.

    Certifications

    EN 407 rates thermal gloves on resistance to flames, contact heat, convective heat, radiant heat, and molten metal splashes. EN 511 rates cold resistance for convective cold, contact cold, and water permeability. Choose gloves that best meet your work environment's needs.

    Materials

    Consider any potential allergies or sensitivities you may have to common glove materials. For individuals with latex allergies for example, non-latex alternatives like nitrile anti-cut gloves should be chosen.