Liquidproof protection

Mapa Professional Liquidproof gloves meet hand comfort and protection needs for all work involving liquids with a low chemical aggression factor: i.e. water, cleaning products, oily foods, etc.

To choose the most suitable product, slide the performance and comfort level guides below to the required levels for your application.

The section below will help you identify the most suitable gloves for your needs.

Comfort

In terms of "comfort", the gloves are displayed from least to most comfortable. Several factors were considered when determining this ranking:

Interior finish: The interior finish of the glove should be chosen based on the length of time it will be worn. For example, for long-term wear, (8hrs), recommend choosing a glove with textile support to limit the effects of perspiration.
Suppleness and flexibility: These two characteristics are directly linked to glove thickness: the thicker a glove is, the less supple it will be e.g. for long-term wear, (8hrs), recommend choosing a supple glove that will reduce fatigue in the hand.

Short-term use

Short-term use

Chlorinated interior finish
Intermittent use

Intermittent use

Flocked interior finish
Continuous use

Continuous use

Textile support

Performance

The performance level of a liquidproof glove is directly linked to its thickness. The thicker the glove, the sturdier; therefore providing longer protection.

Light protection

Light protection

Gloves of minimal thickness provide protection for applications in light aggressive environments (e.g. dry foods, cleaning products, water, etc.)
Standard protection

Standard protection

These gloves provide moderate protection for applications in aggressive environments (e.g. fatty foods, aggressive detergents, etc.)
High-level protection

High-level protection

Thick gloves provide protection for applications in very aggressive environments (e.g. handling heavy, slippery or rough objects; concentrated detergents, etc.)