Polyurethane Gloves

Buyer’s Guide to Polyurethane Gloves

Choosing polyurethane safety gloves starts with finding the right fit and checking the product specifications against the work involved. Insinc’s selection includes numbered sizes 7, 9, 10 and 11, with each listing offered in a pack of 12.

Whether you are replacing an existing glove or organising supplies for several workers, compare the exact model, size and pack contents before ordering.

Check Fit and Product Specifications

Use the manufacturer’s size guide to match each wearer’s hand measurements to the available sizes. Check palm fit, finger length and freedom of movement, especially when changing from another glove style. Numbered sizing can vary between models, so an existing glove size is a starting point for comparison.

Review the product’s construction, coating coverage and documented performance to decide whether it meets your workplace requirements. The polyurethane category name alone does not establish a glove’s suitability for a particular hazard or task.

If you need size 8 or another size outside the listed selection, contact Insinc to discuss availability or alternatives.

Plan Pack Quantities and Repeat Orders

These listings use “Pack 12” as the order unit. Confirm whether this means 12 individual gloves or 12 pairs before calculating quantities and comparing costs.

For team orders, record how many wearers need each size. Evaluating fit with a smaller initial order can help you plan subsequent purchases. Keep the product code and size with your purchasing records to make repeat orders easier.