Winter Gloves

Cold-condition gloves are used to perform agricultural work or civil engineering work in cold regions or work inside a cold storage chamber or freezing chamber. When your hands get cold, you become less efficient and also risk getting frostbite. Napped materials, polyurethane (which does not crack even at −60 degrees) and polyester are commonly used materials for cold-condition gloves. These gloves are suitable for work that uses water and liquid as they use highly waterproof materials like Porelle membranes and rubber particularly at the fingertips. They are also designed to ensure breathability so that your hands will not get clammy even after working for long hours wearing gloves. Ease of maintenance to keep the gloves clean is also one of the selection criteria. Gloves that can be machine-washed, washed in boiling water and sterilized in an autoclave are safe to use for handling food.