Rubber Coated Gloves Uses 

1. Industrial Work:
   • Handling and working with tools and machinery in construction, manufacturing, and maintenance.
   • Protection against cuts, abrasions, and impacts.
2. Chemical Handling:
   • Protection against exposure to chemicals and liquids in laboratories or industrial settings.
3. Automotive Work:
   • Mechanics and automotive technicians use rubber-coated gloves for enhanced grip and protection from oils and greases.
4. Plumbing:
   • Protection against water, chemicals, and other substances encountered in plumbing work.
5. Painting and Coating:
   • Handling paint and coatings, providing protection against solvents and chemicals.
6. Janitorial and Cleaning:
   • Handling cleaning agents and chemicals for maintenance purposes.
7. Medical and Laboratory Work:
   • In certain medical procedures or laboratory settings where protection against contamination is necessary.
8. Food Handling:
   • Some rubber-coated gloves are designed for safe food handling, providing protection and maintaining hygiene.
9. Assembly and Manufacturing:
   • Assembling products and working on manufacturing lines where hand protection and dexterity are crucial.
10. Gardening and Agriculture:
    • Protecting hands during gardening and agricultural tasks, shielding against soil, fertilizers, and pesticides.
11. General Maintenance:
    • Various maintenance tasks where protection against common hazards is needed.
12. Waste Management:
    • Handling waste materials and protecting against potential hazards in waste management processes.