What type/make of gloves do you use in workshop/ on machinery?

[bobk]

I get through 24 pairs a year , always thought only big girls blouses wore gloves , my hands looked like they'd been through a mangle

 

[JeepJeep]

Counting them is sure signs of a Tightwad

 

[bobk]

Counting them is sure signs of a Tightwad

Rich coming from you lot

 

[JohnBoy]

Generally have three types of gloves on the go.

Milkers brand black nitrile or tiger grip orange nitrile, both very good tear resistance, for really oily jobs.

General work maxiflex

Vibrating work maxiflex thermal, have thicker rubber and a thick knitted inner, but very soft, stops the hands going numb so fast

 

[box]

Au naturale and Wurth hand cleaner in the workshop.

Nitrile milking gloves for anything quick and dirty (refuelling, greasing, checking fluid levels), reusing gloves after each use - normally get a couple of months out of a pair.

 

[JeepJeep]

Au naturale and Wurth hand cleaner in the workshop.

Nitrile milking gloves for anything quick and dirty (refuelling, greasing, checking fluid levels), reusing gloves after each use - normally get a couple of months out of a pair.

Wurth hand cleaner is the bee's knees..... As is most Wurth Stuff.