G-Tek® PosiGrip MAX™ 16-868 -- Occupational Health & Safety

G-Tek® PosiGrip MAX™ 16-868

Designed for construction professionals, these lightweight 18-gauge seamless knit gloves provide superior dexterity and control when handling fasteners, tools, and small components on the jobsite. The PolyKor® blended shell offers A6 cut resistance without sacrificing comfort, while the PosiGrip MAX™ coating enhances grip in dry and oily conditions, reducing hand fatigue. Near-zero oil penetration helps keep hands cleaner and safer during demanding tasks. Reinforced wear zones extend durability, and touchscreen compatibility allows seamless device use without removing gloves. Give it a try, click through to request a sample.

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