Gloves
Safety gloves are the first line of defence for your hands on any job site, workshop floor, or chemical plant. Hacsons supplies certified leather work gloves, cut-resistant HPPE gloves, electrical insulating gloves and chemical resistant options across Pakistan. Prices start at ₨200 for general leather work gloves and go up to ₨14,400 for Honeywell Electrosoft electrical gloves, with every pair backed by real certification standards like EN 388, EN 60903 and ASTM D120.
What's Included in Our Safety Gloves Range
You'll find leather driver gloves, Canadian rigger gloves, cut resistant HPPE gloves with foam nitrile coating, electrical insulating gloves from Class 00 up to Class 3, chemical resistant neoprene and nitrile options and disposable examination gloves. Most industrial buyers add our Safety Clothing coveralls and Eye Protection eyewear to their order when building a full PPE kit and those categories ship alongside glove orders without extra hassle.
How to Choose the Right Safety Gloves
Picking the wrong gloves is almost as bad as wearing none. Here's what actually matters when you're buying for a team.
Match the glove to the hazard. Cut resistant gloves are rated on the EN 388 scale, where Level 5 offers the highest protection against sharp edges, glass and metal. If your workers handle blades, sheet metal, or sharp tools, you need at least Level 3 and Level 5 for the highest risk tasks. For electrical work, the class rating matters more than anything else. Class 00 gloves protect up to 500 volts AC, Class 1 up to 7,500 volts and Class 3 up to 26,500 volts. Never use a lower class than what your voltage exposure demands. Chemical resistant gloves need to match the specific chemical nitrile handles oils and solvents, neoprene works for acids and PVC suits general chemical splash protection. Leather gloves are the go to for welding, driving and general industrial work where abrasion and sparks are the main concerns.
Check the certification before you pay. EN 388 covers mechanical risks like abrasion, cut, tear and puncture. EN 60903 is the standard for electrical insulating gloves. ASTM D120 is the American equivalent for electrical gloves. EN 420 covers general glove safety requirements including fit and comfort. A glove without proper certification is just fabric wrapped around your hand.
Our quality checklist before dispatch. Every pair of gloves that leaves our warehouse goes through a check that most suppliers skip. The stitching is tight with no loose threads or gaps. The palm coating is evenly applied without peeling or thin spots. The cut resistant liner shows no exposed fibres or weak areas. The electrical gloves have intact rubber with no cracks, punctures, or ozone damage. The cuff is properly hemmed and fits snugly without cutting off circulation. The size matches the labelled specification. The certification label is legible and traceable. The pair is matched correctly no left and right mismatches. The packaging is sealed and undamaged. And the manufacturing date is within acceptable shelf life for rubber and coated gloves. These checks take seconds. Skipping them is how workers end up with gloves that fail when it matters most.
Think about fit and dexterity. Gloves that are too tight restrict blood flow and cause fatigue. Too loose and they slip off or get caught in machinery. Most Hacsons gloves run from size 7/S to size 11/XXL. If you're between sizes, go up for leather and down for knit gloves. For tasks that need fine motor skills wiring, assembly, inspection look for 18 gauge HPPE liners with foam nitrile coatings that maintain touch sensitivity and even work with touchscreens.
Plan for replacement. Gloves don't last forever. Leather gloves wear out at the fingertips first. Cut resistant gloves lose protection when the coating peels or the liner frays. Electrical gloves need re testing every six months. Keep spare pairs on hand so workers aren't tempted to wear damaged gloves because replacements aren't available.
Why Buy Safety Gloves from Hacsons
We stock gloves that carry real certifications from real testing bodies. Safety Jogger PROCUT gloves hold EN 388 Level 5 cut resistance. DPL electrical gloves meet ASTM D120 and EN 60903 standards. Our leather work gloves carry EN 388 and EN 420 certification. Every pair ships with clear labelling and traceable manufacturing dates. Orders go nationwide and if you're not sure which glove type or size fits your team's hazards, ask us. Ten minutes on the phone is cheaper than buying the wrong gloves twice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of safety gloves in Pakistan?
Safety gloves at Hacsons start at ₨200 for general leather work gloves and go up to ₨14,400 for Honeywell Electrosoft Class 00 electrical gloves. The Dynema cut resistant gloves sit at ₨250, Protecto cut resistant at ₨1,000, Safety Jogger PROCUT at ₨2,000, DPL Class 00 electrical at ₨6,500, DPL Class 1 at ₨10,200 and DPL Class 3 at ₨12,000.
What do EN 388 cut levels mean on safety gloves?
EN 388 is the European standard for mechanical risks. Cut levels run from 1 to 5, with 5 offering the highest protection against sharp objects. Level 3 handles general handling of sharp parts. Level 5 is for high risk tasks like glass handling, metal stamping and blade work. The rating also covers abrasion, tear and puncture resistance, shown as a four digit code on the glove label.
When should I use electrical insulating gloves instead of regular work gloves?
Electrical insulating gloves are required whenever workers handle live circuits or equipment that could become energised. Class 00 covers up to 500 volts for low voltage tasks. Class 1 handles up to 7,500 volts for medium voltage work. Class 3 protects up to 26,500 volts for high voltage systems. Regular work gloves offer zero electrical protection, even if they look thick and rubbery.
How do I choose the right size safety gloves for my team?
Measure around the widest part of the palm, just below the knuckles and compare it to the size chart. Most Hacsons gloves run from size 7/S to size 11/XXL. Leather and coated gloves should fit snugly without restricting movement. Knit gloves can be slightly looser. If you're between sizes, size up for leather and down for knit leather stretches with wear, knit doesn't.
Does Hacsons deliver safety gloves across Pakistan?
Yes, Hacsons delivers safety gloves to construction sites, factories, workshops, electrical utilities and industrial facilities nationwide. Orders reach Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and smaller cities with reliable shipping. Our team can also advise on the right glove type and size for your specific workplace hazards.