Octogrip Gloves - OG300

The Octogrip OG300 gloves are highly effective for handling timber, rough construction materials, tools, power tools, rebar, and masonry. Their strong grip and durability make them suitable for demanding tasks.

While the latex coating provides some resistance to water and certain chemicals, the gloves are not designed for full submersion. They are primarily intended for protection against splashes and contact.

Refer to the sizing chart provided by Octogrip or the retailer. Generally, measure the circumference of your palm and the length of your hand. A proper fit should be snug but not constricting, allowing for full hand movement.

This rating indicates the glove's performance in mechanical hazard tests. 2142X means it has good resistance to abrasion (2), basic resistance to cuts (1), excellent resistance to tears (4), and good resistance to punctures (2). The 'X' means it was not tested or rated for entanglement.

Yes, the OctoGrip™ latex palm is designed to provide a secure grip even when handling oily or greasy materials, enhancing safety and control.

The lifespan of the gloves depends on the frequency and intensity of use. Inspect them regularly for signs of wear, such as thinning, tears, or loss of grip. Replace them when their protective integrity is compromised.

Clean the palm area with mild soap and water to remove any accumulated dirt, oils, or residues that might be affecting the grip.

Ensure the correct size is being used. 'Breaking in' the gloves through regular use can also improve flexibility. If the stiffness persists and impacts critical tasks, consider a glove with higher dexterity.

Inspect gloves regularly for damage. If tears are found, discontinue use as the protective qualities are compromised. Replace damaged gloves immediately.

The latex coating may cause allergic reactions. Discontinue use immediately if symptoms appear and consult a medical professional. Consider switching to a nitrile or synthetic alternative.