Manufacturer for 32″ Large cuff rubber glove in Cape Town

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Heavy duty rubber glove, made of 100% natural latex. 32″ length(82cm), smooth finish, seamless, no cotton lining, left/right hand, cuff perimeter:75cm, 800g/pair, 50pairs/case.

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Heavy duty rubber glove, made of 100% natural latex. 32″ length(82cm), smooth finish, seamless, no cotton lining, left/right hand, cuff perimeter:75cm, 800g/pair, 50pairs/case.

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100% Natural Rubber Gloves

Ambidextrous Rubber Gloves With Lining

Smooth Rubber Lined Gloves

Use Promo Code “MOTOR15″ at checkout for a 15% discount through September 30, 2015!

EXO Motor Utility: $12.99 http://ironcladexo.com/motor-utility/

EXO Motor Pro: $14.99 http://ironcladexo.com/motor-pro/

EXO Motor Grip: $22.99 http://ironcladexo.com/motor-grip/

EXO Motor Impact: $29.99 http://ironcladexo.com/motor-impact/

Box Handler: $29.99 http://ironclad.com/products/gloves/bhg-box-handler

Mach-5 Vibration Impact: $31.99 http://ironclad.com/products/gloves/mfi2-mach5-impact-2

Vibration Impact (with fingers): $31.99 http://ironclad.com/products/gloves/wwi2-wrnchwrx-2-impt

Mechanic Glove: $9.99 http://ironclad.com/products/gloves/mgk-mechanics-glove

Tundra: $64.99 http://ironclad.com/products/gloves/cct2-tundra

Ironclad Website: http://ironclad.com

Ironclad EXO Gloves: http://ironcladexo.com

Glove Sizing Chart: http://ironclad.com/omniweaver/files/download/glove_sizing_chart.pdf

It took some time to try all these out but I can honestly say I was happy with all of them. I liked some better than others, but some had some really great features. Check out their website, they have a LOT more gloves than I tried out here. You might find something perfectly suited for your needs.

I have to say, I may be converted to using this type of glove in the future. I just washed my Mechanc gloves and they came out good as new. Considering the cost, it’s actually less expensive than the latex gloves I’ve been using for many years. Yes, there are some drawbacks such as the feedback you get from using latex or nitrile gloves, but on the flip side, my gloves aren’t filling up with sweat on hot days or ripping during use.

You can decide what’s right for you but if you’re considering something other than latex or nitrile, I’d suggest giving Ironclad a look.

Nitrile Gloves: http://www.techniglove.com

Diamond Grip: http://www.jbtoolsales.com/microflex-mf-300l-diamond-grip-powder-free-latex-gloves-large#oid=1002_1

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