SRS Industrial Corporation

Chrome leather with Kevlar hand gloves, sized at 14 inches, offer superior protection and durability in demanding work environments. These gloves blend the robustness of chrome-tanned leather with the high tensile strength and heat resistance of Kevlar fibers. They provide excellent resistance against cuts, abrasions, and punctures, making them ideal for heavy-duty tasks such as welding, metalworking, and construction. The chrome leather exterior ensures a firm grip and enhanced durability, while Kevlar reinforcement enhances heat resistance and extends glove longevity. With extended cuffs for forearm protection and a comfortable fit, these gloves are essential for safety and reliability in industrial settings.

Aluminized Kevlar gloves offer high-heat and cut protection, using a multi-layered design. The outer layer of aluminized Kevlar reflects radiant heat, while an inner wool and FR cotton liner provide thermal insulation. A Kevlar palm enhances cut resistance, making them suitable for tasks involving high temperatures, sparks, and sharp objects. 

Aluminized fiberglass hand gloves are designed for high-heat environments, featuring an aluminized coating that reflects radiant heat and protects hands from extreme temperatures. These gloves, often used in industries like metalworking, foundries, and firefighting, offer excellent heat resistance and durability. 

Aluminized hand gloves are designed for high heat environments, offering radiant heat protection and reflective properties. They often feature a Kevlar or Aramid blend for durability and cut resistance, with an aluminized outer layer that reflects up to 95% of radiant heat. These gloves are commonly used in foundries, steel mills, and welding shops, providing protection against sparks, molten metal, and high temperatures. 

Aluminized hand gloves are designed for high heat environments, offering radiant heat protection and reflective properties. They often feature a Kevlar or Aramid blend for durability and cut resistance, with an aluminized outer layer that reflects up to 95% of radiant heat. These gloves are commonly used in foundries, steel mills, and welding shops, providing protection against sparks, molten metal, and high temperatures.