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READ MOREShijiazhuang Yuanfan Labor Protection Supplies Co., Ltd. is a professional High-Temperature Resistant Work Gloves manufacturer with 15 years of experience in the labor protection industry. We produce gloves using advanced technical fabrics such as Aramid fibers, fiberglass, and silicone-coated materials. Our range is designed to protect hands from extreme heat in welding, foundry, metalworking, furnace operations, glass manufacturing, and commercial baking. With an annual production capacity of 600,000 pieces and exports exceeding 5 million USD, we supply reliable, multi-layered gloves that provide superior insulation and flame-retardant properties while maintaining flexibility for precise handling of hot objects.
We offer a variety of high-temperature resistant work gloves configured for different heat exposure levels and handling requirements. The table below summarizes our available subtypes and their typical applications.
| Glove Type | Key Materials | Target Applications | Heat Resistance Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aramid Fiber Gloves | Aramid (Kevlar-type) fibers | Welding, metal stamping, glass handling | Up to 500°C (932°F) intermittent contact |
| Fiberglass Gloves | Fiberglass yarn, often with cotton lining | Foundry, furnace work, heat treating | Up to 650°C (1202°F) for brief contact |
| Silicone-Coated Gloves | Silicone rubber coating on knit liner | Commercial baking, food processing, light metal handling | Up to 300°C (572°F) continuous |
| Multi-Layer Insulated Gloves | Combination of Aramid, fiberglass, and thermal liner | High-risk furnace operations, molten material handling | Up to 800°C (1472°F) for short exposure |
Selecting the correct glove depends on the specific heat source, contact duration, and required dexterity. For welding applications, we recommend Aramid fiber gloves because they resist sparks and molten metal splatter while allowing finger movement for torch control. In foundry environments where workers handle hot castings, fiberglass gloves provide higher temperature tolerance but with slightly reduced flexibility. For commercial bakeries or food-contact scenarios, silicone-coated gloves offer a non-slip grip and are easy to clean.
We also consider workpiece weight and shape. Heavier or sharper-edged items may require a thicker multi-layer construction, while precision tasks benefit from a thinner, more form-fitting design. Our team evaluates these factors during the proposal stage.
We offer several configuration choices to match your operational needs:
We implement full-process quality control from raw material inspection to finished product testing. Each batch of high-temperature resistant gloves undergoes checks for dimensional consistency, seam strength, and heat resistance performance. Our factory is equipped with standardized workshops and professional testing devices. For export orders, we can provide documentation related to applicable safety standards upon request.
To prepare an accurate proposal and quotation, we need the following project details:
| Information Required | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Maximum contact temperature and duration | Determines material grade and layer thickness needed. |
| Type of heat source (direct flame, radiant, conductive) | Influences choice between Aramid, fiberglass, or silicone. |
| Workpiece characteristics (weight, shape, sharpness) | Affects required dexterity, grip pattern, and reinforcement. |
| Required glove length and cuff style | Ensures adequate forearm protection for the task. |
| Expected usage frequency and shift duration | Helps recommend lining material for comfort and sweat management. |
| Target quantity and packaging preference | Affects pricing, lead time, and shipping method. |
High-temperature resistant gloves require proper storage and regular inspection. We recommend storing them in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight and chemicals. Before each use, check for signs of wear, such as thinning fabric, holes, or stiffening. Gloves exposed to extreme heat may lose insulation over time and should be replaced according to your facility's safety schedule. We can provide guidance on expected service life based on your specific application conditions.
Each order includes product specification sheets and handling instructions. For bulk or custom orders, we can supply material safety data sheets (MSDS) and test reports. Training materials on proper donning, doffing, and care are available upon request. Our sales team can also coordinate with your safety officers to ensure correct glove selection for each workstation.
Q: What is the maximum temperature your gloves can handle?
A: It depends on the model. Our Aramid fiber gloves handle up to 500°C for intermittent contact, fiberglass gloves up to 650°C, and multi-layer insulated gloves up to 800°C for short exposures. Silicone-coated gloves are rated for continuous use up to 300°C.
Q: Can I get custom sizes or lengths?
A: Yes, we offer standard sizes from S to XXL and can produce custom lengths from 10 to 18 inches depending on the model. Please specify your requirements during the inquiry.
Q: Are your gloves suitable for food contact?
A: Our silicone-coated gloves are designed for commercial baking and food processing. They are non-toxic and easy to clean. For other materials, please confirm with our team regarding food-grade compliance.
Q: What is the typical lead time for a bulk order?
A: Lead time depends on quantity and customization. Standard orders typically ship within 15-25 working days after confirmation. We can provide a precise timeline after reviewing your order details.
Q: Do you provide samples before bulk production?
A: Yes, we can send pre-production samples for your approval. Sample cost and shipping are usually covered by the buyer, but we can discuss terms based on the order size.
Q: How do I request a quotation?
A: Use the contact form on our website or email us directly with the details listed in the "Information We Use" section above. We typically respond within 12 working hours.
Our portfolio also includes Products, Protective Workwear, Two-Piece Protective Workwear for applications with different operating ranges, interfaces or integration requirements.