Safety Gloves Manufacturers

Safety Gloves We Manufacture and Supply

Safety gloves are grouped by the working environment they are intended for: abrasion-resistant, cut-resistant, acid and alkali-resistant, insulating and cold-resistant types. The protection rating — commonly expressed through ANSI or EN388 performance levels — is the primary selection variable, followed by grip, dexterity, cuff length and liner construction.

Our current labour safety line is built around the Anti-Impact Shock Absorbing Protective Glove, a design that combines a padded back-of-hand shell with a flexible palm for tasks where impact, vibration and abrasion occur together.

• Anti-impact protection: shock-absorbing dorsal padding for handling, assembly and maintenance work.
• Abrasion resistance: palm and finger reinforcement for repeated contact with rough surfaces.
• Grip options: smooth, textured or coated palm finishes matched to dry, oily or damp conditions.
• Fit range: multiple sizes with adjustable wrist closure for secure wear.
• Branding: logo printing, colour and packaging customisation under our ODM/OEM service.

Application Fit Across Labour Safety Programmes

We position our gloves where hand protection must survive daily industrial use without restricting the operator. Typical deployment includes general handling, warehousing, light assembly, equipment maintenance and site work where impact and abrasion are the dominant risks.

Where a task falls outside our current moulded range, we review the requirement against our coating, cutting and packaging capability and confirm whether it can be produced as a custom item.

Materials, Construction and Critical Specifications

Glove performance is decided by the liner, the coating and the assembly method. We confirm each of these against the intended task before quoting, because a specification that passes a cut test but fails on grip creates a different hazard on the line.

• Liner: knitted or woven fabric selected for cut, puncture and comfort requirements.
• Coating: palm-dip or full-dip finish chosen for grip, oil resistance and breathability.
• Impact shell: moulded or padded dorsal protection positioned over knuckles and fingers.
• Cuff: knit wrist, elasticated or extended safety cuff depending on wrist coverage needs.
• Size curve: graded sizes with measured palm width and finger length tolerances.
• Marking: size, brand and performance level printed or labelled as agreed.

For each order we record the agreed specification — material, weight, dimensions, colour and packaging — so that repeat production matches the approved sample.

Quality Control and Acceptance

Our Suzhou operations run under a documented quality control system aligned with ISO13485:2016, with most products CE certified and our Suzhou factories complying with FDA requirements. A dedicated inspection team follows written procedures from incoming material through to final packing.

1. Incoming inspection of liner fabric, coating compound and impact components.
2. In-process checks on coating weight, adhesion and dimensional consistency.
3. Finished-goods inspection covering size, stitching, cuff elasticity and appearance.
4. Pre-shipment sampling against the approved specification and retained reference sample.

Acceptance criteria, sampling plan and any third-party inspection arrangement are agreed in writing before production begins, so both sides work to the same standard.

OEM/ODM Configuration and Branding

Our one-stop customisation service covers shape, colour, logo, material, specification, size and packaging. For safety gloves this means a buyer can define the protection level, the fit and the retail or bulk presentation without coordinating separate suppliers.

• Custom colour and Pantone matching for brand programmes.
• Logo printing, woven labels and size marking.
• Polybag, header card, dispenser box or bulk carton packaging.
• Private-label artwork and multilingual instruction inserts.
• Mixed-size cartons and retail-ready packs.

We operate three factories and maintain a professional R&D team, which allows both large-volume and smaller trial orders to be scheduled. Minimum order quantities and sampling lead times are confirmed per specification during quotation.

Related Materials and Consumables

Safety gloves sit inside a wider labour safety and medical consumables portfolio. Buyers consolidating shipments often combine hand protection with adhesive and dressing products produced in the same facilities.

• Medical Tape for first-aid kits, strapping and workplace refill packs.
• Wound Dressing for occupational first-aid and clinic supply.
• Jumbo Raw Material Roll for converters and downstream manufacturers.

Information We Use to Configure Your Solution

To prepare a workable glove specification and quotation, we need the task profile rather than a generic product name. The following inputs let us match construction, size and packaging accurately.

• Intended task, industry and exposure risks (impact, abrasion, cut, chemical, cold).
• Required performance standard and target level, where the buyer specifies one.
• Size distribution and expected annual or per-order volume.
• Grip condition: dry, oily, damp or mixed.
• Branding, colour and packaging format.
• Destination market and any labelling or documentation requirements.
• Target delivery window and shipping mode.

Once these are confirmed, we issue a specification sheet, sample plan and quotation covering unit price, MOQ, packaging and lead time.

Packaging, Delivery and Documentation

Gloves are packed to protect the coating and impact shell during transit. Standard formats include polybags, printed header cards, dispenser boxes and export cartons, with carton marks, size breakdown and quantity per carton agreed before shipment.

Shipping documents, packing list and inspection records are prepared to match the order. Where a market requires specific conformity documentation, we confirm what can be supplied at quotation stage so that clearance is not delayed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What safety glove types does ADVAN Medical supply?

Our labour safety range centres on anti-impact shock absorbing protective gloves for handling, maintenance and assembly work. We also review abrasion-resistant, cut-resistant, acid and alkali-resistant, insulating and cold-resistant requirements against our coating, cutting and assembly capability, and confirm whether each can be produced as a standard or custom item.

Can you produce gloves under our own brand?

Yes. Our ODM/OEM service covers shape, colour, logo, material, specification, size and packaging. We can print your logo, apply woven labels, match Pantone colours and build retail or bulk packaging to your artwork.

How is quality controlled before shipment?

Inspection follows written procedures from incoming material through coating, assembly and final packing. Our Suzhou operations work to ISO13485:2016-aligned quality control, most products are CE certified, and our Suzhou factories comply with FDA requirements. Sampling plans and acceptance criteria are agreed before production.

What is the minimum order quantity and sampling time?

MOQ depends on the specification, customisation level and packaging format. Sampling typically takes 3–7 business days for a first sample, with 1–3 modification rounds available depending on product type. Exact MOQ, sample cost and lead time are confirmed in the quotation.

Can safety gloves be combined with other products in one shipment?

Yes. Gloves can be consolidated with other ADVAN Medical items such as medical tape, wound dressings and first-aid components, which reduces freight cost and simplifies receiving for distributors and workplace safety suppliers.

What information should we send for a quotation?

Send the task profile, exposure risks, required performance level, size distribution, volume, grip condition, branding and packaging requirements, destination market and target delivery window. With those inputs we prepare a specification sheet, sample plan and full quotation.