In certain industries the use of black and coloured gloves can greatly enhance the productivity and focus of those who wear them, as well as providing their usual hygienic protection. With the simple addition of a coloured dye these gloves can come in handy in numerous situations. For those who suffer with latex allergies black gloves can also be made from nitrile, using the same dye to give the gloves a deep black appearance.

The black glove offers the same hygienic protection of the standard coloured white or cream alternative, but is often made tougher and more robust. With it being thicker it is strong enough to keep viruses and bacteria from penetrating, making them safe for bio hazardous situations.

A further reason that makes the coloured glove appealing to certain industries is the fact that they don’t show stains. This can be highly beneficial to a messy industry to reduce distraction. Tattoo artists, for example, may opt for the black glove so that ink stains won’t show on their hands. A black glove can also be used as a frame when tattooing to allow a crisp visualisation of the area of skin which is to be tattooed.

Other professions that might benefit from using black gloves include mechanics and beauticians as the lack of visible stains can aid focus for the worker.

Generally, black rubber gloves aren’t powdered and also come with a textured grip. Other key uses of coloured gloves, not only black but blue and other colours, are to indicate the gloves properties. If you are working in an environment where both latex and nitrile gloves are needed the different colours can be key coded to represent the different options available.

Here at the Glove Club we can provide you with a wide range of coloured gloves, from black to pink to suit all your needs. If you wish to discuss our range of rubber gloves available contact us now on 0500 456 832 and we will be more than happy to help.