Working gloves

  Gritty nitrile provides a highly effective barrier against permeation, while offering exceptional grip on all types of surfaces. Its embossed and roughened texture improves grip on slippery surfaces in both dry and slightly oily environments. In addition, this material maintains its flexibility even when working at low temperatures, ensuring optimum performance in demanding conditions.  With these characteristics the 4118 Agility glove has been designed, a novelty in Juba's catalogue that is interesting for all professionals working in construction, mechanic workshops, assembly, automotive, logistics and warehouses or, among others, industrial maintenance. Among the most outstanding properties, the flexibility and breathability it provides the wearer while carrying out his daily work. In addition, the elastic support contributes to a great fit and excellent dexterity. 4118 Agility is also OEKO-TEX Standard 100-certified, guaranteeing it has been tested against over 300 substances harmful to the user's skin. Juba already has this reference in their collection of work gloves in packs with a minimum order of 10 pairs and boxes with 120 units, or in recycled cardboard for point-of-sale: H4118 Agility.

  Juba features K-Rock technology: a cut-resistant fibre with high durability, exceptional tactile sensitivity and great ergonomics. The secret? A composite filament, light in the central core with a braid of engineered yarns that, together, make up a fabric that is more resistant to cuts, snags and tears thanks to its textile structure. Within this family, Juba has incorporated reference KR4413RF, a glove designed to offer the highest level of protection against cuts, certified with the letter F, guaranteeing maximum resistance against objects with sharp edges. Manufactured in gauge 18, it offers excellent touch, dexterity and comfort for the user, adapting perfectly to tasks requiring precision. The back of the glove is cool and highly breathable, ensuring long-lasting comfort during use. Its anatomical shape guarantees an optimal fit to the hand, providing freedom of movement and preventing fatigue. Made of polyurethane-coated elastane, this glove not only offers an effective barrier against permeation, but also superior grip on dry and slightly damp surfaces. It incorporates a strategic reinforcement between the thumb and index finger, improving wear resistance and extending its lifespan. This model combines functionality and comfort: Fresh feeling thanks to its excellent breathability. Superior durability, with high abrasion resistance. Tactile properties, allowing the use of touch screens and industrial panels without the need to remove it. In addition, it is certified by OEKO-TEX Standard 100, which ensures that it does not contain substances harmful to the skin, making it a safe and reliable option for the user. A reference by Juba that meets the needs of professionals who need to combine protection, precision and comfort in their daily activities in sectors like assembly, mechanical work, automotive, aeronautics, installation and maintenance, assembly lines and assembly of small parts or carpentry work.

Work in the construction sector often presents great risks, given that it involves a wide variety of different tasks, so professionals must be equipped appropriately and as safely as possible. In view of this need, it is essential to choose the most suitable construction workwear for each situation, so that it provides safety for the professional and at the same time allows him to carry out his tasks with maximum comfort. In any case, in this sector it is very important to take into account the weather, which affects the day-to-day work of these professionals. What are the regulations for work clothes in the construction sector? The employer is responsible for protecting the health and safety of workers in the workplace. It also states that the clothing must be comfortable, resistant and suitable for the work to be carried out. The types of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) by establishing a distinction into three categories according to the type of risk to which workers are exposed. In the construction sector, PPE and other work wear fall into category III, associated to mandatory elements in case of extreme risk. What clothes to wear in construction work Construction work clothes depend very much on the tasks to be carried out by each professional. Specifically, some of the most frequent options we can find: Long-sleeved shirts : made of resistant but light materials. Designed to protect the professional's arms from debris and splashes. Trousers : made of materials specifically designed to prevent tearing, to fully protect workers' legs. Rainwear : waterproof or water-resistant, depending on the need in each work environment, offering protection from adverse weather conditions. Thermal clothing : designed for use in cold climates or low temperature areas. 100% cotton clothing : to protect against sparks in a job, for example, welding. Chemical protective clothing : for work involving chemicals that are hazardous if they come into contact with the skin. High visibility clothing : if the work is being carried out in an area close to vehicular traffic. What types of work safety clothing are available for the construction industry? This is construction workwear that may be required depending on the needs of each professional. Safety clothing, which is usually worn by all construction professionals, should also be taken into account. These are mainly the following items: High-visibility clothing Garments with a reflective finish, allowing workers to be seen in low visibility situations, even to safely carry out their work at night. As heavy machinery is used in construction, high-visibility clothing is a must. Safety footwear The footwear worn by construction workers must allow them the best possible mobility, even on uneven surfaces. They must also protect their feet against various risks such as cuts, blows or falling objects. Protective helmets Another essential element in construction, as it protects the professional's head against possible impacts. A suitable helmet should be approved at European level, fit the worker's head properly and should generally have an outer cap and an inner harness to guarantee protection and support at the best possible level. Work gloves In construction, manual work is carried out with tools that can pose a risk and in conditions that can also be dangerous due to different characteristics. The wide variety of gloves for construction work is evident in Juba's catalogue, with over 500 references, many of them applicable to this sector. Each glove has different characteristics, which make it suitable for a particular type of work. It is important to identify their materials and properties in order to choose the most suitable glove for each situation. Juba distinguishes up to ten work environments related to a construction project, each with different recommended glove types : Signage and preparation. Earthworks. Foundations and structure. Roofing. Insulation and waterproofing of the house. Masonry and enclosures. Installations (plumbing, electricity, telecommunications). Carpentry. Final finishes. Final cleaning of the work.