disposable gloves

[Bluemotion]

What’s a strong disposable glove these days as I’ve just run out and the ones I used were middle to brilliant but I can’t get any more as I buy them by the big box? At one point I used Kimberly Clark long cuffs but they seem to be unobtainable

 

[Welderpaul]

These are really good, thin but tough.

 

[JOEPRO]

I got these recently as Screwfix stopped doing the ones I got for years. They turned out better / thicker than the screwfix ones anyway and cheaper:

https://amzn.eu/d/3BbBNZS

I can get a full day out of a pair they hold up better than most and good grips on them.

 

[Melvyn Best]

Tough glove , still split but nowhere near as quick as some

 

[jsf55]

I noticed Machine Mart had some on the counter this morning that looked good. EDIT missed the long cuff bit
https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/mercator-black-ideall-grip-nitrile-gloves-box-/

 

[Endeleus]

These have been my standard workshop disposable bag for some years

Ansell TouchNTuff 92-600 Powder-Free Nitrile Disposable Gloves (Box of 100) | Ansell | Disposable Gloves | Arco

Ansell TouchNTuff 92-600 Powder-Free Nitrile Disposable Gloves (Box of 100) | Shop for Gloves at Arco, The UK's Leading Supplier of Glove Type. Buy Disposable Gloves Today! | Arco

www.arco.co.uk

 

[hotponyshoes]

Uniglove or Ansell or Shieldskin all do good long cuff gloves. Tough without being thick.

 

[Arclikeharrypotter]

Use these a lot, actually decent, never knew they were so cheap.

Mercator IDG Ideall Grip Strong Nitrile Gloves Orange | IDGMedium

The orange glove is the bigger glove of the two, even the toughest and dirtiest jobs won’t beat the orange IDG! With a textured grip and a thicker material, these gloves are fantastic for the hardest jobs out there. Sold in boxes of 50. 7.0 mil, 8.6 gram, type B orange nitrile glove (240mm long)...

www.sbtltd.co.uk

 

[Misterg]

I got these recently as Screwfix stopped doing the ones I got for years. They turned out better / thicker than the screwfix ones anyway and cheaper:

https://amzn.eu/d/3BbBNZS

I can get a full day out of a pair they hold up better than most and good grips on them.

I got a box of them - likewise, I can sometimes get a day out of them.

These aren't as good, but still fairly strong and half the price if you're changing them due to oil/grease/ etc.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0B9ZR2K56?th=1

 

[Ubique]

I can't get on with the textured gloves, they get baggy and then it's like swimming with your socks on - they just feel 'wrong'...
The first ones for a long time that can last all day for me are the mCare long cuff examination gloves - but I do wear Mechanix high dexterity gloves over them for 'big stuff', they're 'synthetic leather', whatever that is, and last two, maybe three months - which for £22 a pair isn't bad - they've saved me from a few cuts and lessened some knocks along with insulating me from cold metal so worth it to me.
The best ever are/were Tegera Pro 9137 - they're insulated but I suffer from cold hands, I bought two pairs in Norway in 2008 - still using them.

 

[dieselsamurai]

Use these a lot, actually decent, never knew they were so cheap.

Mercator IDG Ideall Grip Strong Nitrile Gloves Orange | IDGMedium

The orange glove is the bigger glove of the two, even the toughest and dirtiest jobs won’t beat the orange IDG! With a textured grip and a thicker material, these gloves are fantastic for the hardest jobs out there. Sold in boxes of 50. 7.0 mil, 8.6 gram, type B orange nitrile glove (240mm long)...

www.sbtltd.co.uk

I use these too and last for ages definitely recommended