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H264 new range Juba Kids

Juba has recently incorporated to its glove’s catalogue and new range “Juba Kids” a model designed for kids specially thought up as an educational toy. These gloves are made in natural latex and have been submitted under a chlorinated treatment to reduce allergy risks. They are cotton flocked in the interior to absorb sweat. The form is anatomical and they are waterproof. The gloves have a number in each finger to facilitate the numeric learning. They are adequate to paint directly with the hands or with paint brush, to collaborate with the care and watering of plants or in a vegetable patch or even help in house works or the cleaning of the pets. Keep learning and having fun with the hands clean! It is commercialized with a header card for the point-of-sale in one size for kids between 4 and 6 years old.
28 February 2020 Read more
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Chemical resistant glove that covers until de upper part of the elbow

Juba has recently incorporated to its glove catalogue the new chemical glove 822 LAUREL PLUS for a wide range of applications. It is characterised for a great resistance to chemical products and an extra length of 50 centimetres. The glove is made of granulated nitrile over a cotton interlock liner that provides good perspiration absorption. The nitrile coating on palm and back offers a solid grip on dry, wet and oily environments with risk of contact with chemical products, and offers an excellent resistance to abrasion. It has an ergonomic design that adapts perfectly to the hand and minimises user fatigue. Furthermore, it is certified with the EN407 standard for gloves against thermal risks, obtaining a heat resistant rating of 1 which guarantees the glove is capable to resist at least 100 degrees for 15 seconds. It is SUITABLE for ALIMENTARY USE for all aqueous, alcoholic, acidic and dairy products even for oily foods with a x/2 reduction factor. There are a wide range of applications where this glove would be ideal like the fishing industry, cleaning and food industry, industries with chemical processes, pumping applications, sanitation and clean water supplies, refineries and industrial kitchens. It is sold in sizes ranging from 7 to 10, individually packaged and has a 1mm thickness.
24 January 2020 Read more
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Work gloves: Gauges

The term 'gauge' (or GG) when referring to work gloves is used to measure the thickness of the knitted fabrics used in manufacturing. It refers to the number of stitches in an inch (25.4 mm). In a knitting machine, this is calculated by counting the number of needles in several inches and dividing the number of inches by the width of the sample. The higher the gauge, the greater touch provided by the work glove. Large gauge sizes in coated seamless gloves Gauge 5 - very thick knitted gloves Low demand Very thick threads High numbering (3000 to 6000 denier) Gloves knitted more loosely with a larger needle size There are no coated versions. Perfect for heavy duty work combined with special threads.   Gauge 7 - thick knitted gloves Gauge 7 machine-knitted Thick threads High numbering (1500 to 3000 denier) Can be braided Looser-knitted gloves  Looped fabric machines available in gauge 7 Very few coated versions.  Combinations of polyester and cotton, cotton or polyester with or without stitching are usual for general applications.  Example of gauge 7 glove: DK72 JUBA     Gauge 10 - medium thickness knitted gloves Gauge 10 machine-knitted Threads are not as thick as for gauge 7 Low numbering (700 to 1300 denier) Medium weight gloves Tighter knitted gloves Can be braided Looped fabric machines also available in gauge 10 Popular versions of the latex glove with a rough finish and the winter glove using looped fabric.    Example of gauge 10 glove: H300THY POWER GRAB THERMO     Gauge 13 - fine knitted gloves Gauge 13 machine-knitted Fine threads Relatively low numbering (400 to 800 denier) Light gloves Tightly knitted gloves Difficult to braid The best known stitch today for polyurethane (PU) and nitrile gloves    More profitable and cheaper than other lighter versions.  Example of gauge 13 glove: HDY008SP POWER FIT   Gauge 15 - fine knitted gloves Gauge 15 machine-knitted Relatively low numbering (140 to 400 denier) Light gloves (until 2011, the lightest on the market with the most developed fabric at the time) Tightly knitted gloves Difficult to braid Ideal for light work Example of gauge 15 glove: H257 FEEL & GRIP     Gauge 18 - very fine knitted gloves Gauge 18 machine-knitted Current standard of ultralight protection Only available from some manufacturers Very fine threads Very low numbering (100 to 200 denier) Particularly light gloves Soft, flexible gloves Extremely difficult to braid Example of gauge 18 glove: H4114 AGILITY LITE
18 July 2017 Read more
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