PIP Gloves
PIP gloves provide industrial hand protection for workers exposed to cuts, abrasion, punctures, chemicals, oils, impact, heat, cold, contamination, and general workplace hazards. Protective Industrial Products offers one of the broadest glove portfolios in the safety industry, with products designed for construction, manufacturing, utilities, oil and gas, automotive, warehousing, food processing, welding, maintenance, and material handling.
RSP Supply offers PIP cut-resistant gloves, coated work gloves, leather driver and palm gloves, chemical-resistant gloves, disposable gloves, impact gloves, cold-weather gloves, heat-resistant gloves, welding gloves, and high-performance work gloves. Recognized PIP glove brands include G-Tek, Kut Gard, Boss, Ironcat, Caiman, Grippaz, and Ambi-Dex. PIP is particularly strong in seamless-knit coated gloves, advanced cut protection, leather work gloves, and specialized hand protection for demanding industrial applications.
Choosing the correct PIP glove begins with identifying the primary hazard. Buyers should compare ANSI cut, abrasion, puncture, and impact ratings, along with glove material, coating, grip, cuff style, thickness, dexterity, temperature resistance, chemical compatibility, and size. Chemical-resistant gloves must be matched to the exact substance and exposure conditions, while cut-resistant gloves should be selected according to the required protection level and task.
FAQs
What types of gloves does PIP offer?
PIP offers cut-resistant gloves, coated work gloves, leather driver and palm gloves, chemical-resistant gloves, disposable gloves, impact gloves, cold-weather gloves, heat-resistant gloves, welding gloves, fabric gloves, and specialty hand protection.
What is PIP best known for in work gloves?
PIP is especially known for coated seamless-knit gloves, cut-resistant gloves, leather work gloves, high-performance gloves, and specialty hand protection. Major brands include G-Tek, Kut Gard, Boss, Ironcat, Caiman, Grippaz, and Ambi-Dex.
How do I choose the right PIP work glove?
Identify the primary hazard first, then compare the required cut, abrasion, puncture, impact, chemical, heat, cold, or general-purpose protection. Also consider glove material, coating, grip, cuff style, dexterity, size, and whether the product must meet a specific ANSI or workplace requirement.
What do ANSI cut ratings mean on PIP gloves?
ANSI cut ratings indicate a glove’s resistance to cutting forces under standardized testing. Higher ratings generally provide greater cut resistance, but the best glove should also match the required dexterity, grip, coating, comfort, and task. PIP offers cut-resistant gloves across multiple ANSI protection levels.
Why buy PIP gloves from RSP Supply?
RSP Supply offers genuine PIP work gloves, clear product specifications, competitive pricing, responsive support, and fast shipping on available products. Our team can help compare materials, coatings, ANSI ratings, glove sizes, and PIP product families for your application.