Shop Hand Protection backed by the trusted innovation of the General Electric brand, offering dependable safety, comfort, and performance across a complete range of work gloves. Discover GE PPE gloves designed for cut resistance, general purpose tasks, impact protection, welding, mechanics, leather work, and disposable nitrile applications in construction, industrial, warehouse, maintenance, and jobsite environments.
Where the job is handling and assembly and grip matters more than a cut rating, start with general purpose gloves.
In oil, fuel and grease, nitrile coated gloves keep hold where a PU dip would slip.
Automotive and maintenance crews usually want mechanics gloves with TPR armor across the knuckles.
For sheet metal, glass and blade work, choose by level across our ANSI rated cut gloves.
Hand Protection Technology
Choosing the right glove starts with understanding the materials, coatings, grip finishes, gauges, and safety standards behind each product. Our hand protection line is built to support demanding work environments where safety, comfort, and performance matter.
Safety Standards
EN 388 helps evaluate mechanical risks such as abrasion, cut, tear, puncture, ISO cut resistance, and impact performance. EN 407 supports glove selection for heat, flame, contact heat, radiant heat, and molten metal splash hazards.
Cut Resistance
ANSI cut levels help identify the amount of force required to cut through glove material. Lower levels are used for light-duty handling, while higher levels are designed for sharper materials, metal fabrication, glass handling, and high-risk industrial work.
Shop Cut Resistant GlovesMaterials & Technologies
Every layer of a glove affects performance. Liners influence comfort and dexterity, coatings define grip, and gauge determines tactile sensitivity.
Grip Finishes
Textured grip for wet, oily, and harsh working conditions.
Soft, flexible grip for comfort, breathability, and control.
Channels liquids away to support grip in wet conditions.
Clean surface for dry handling and general-purpose tasks.
Liners
Gauge
Gauge refers to the number of stitches or knitting needles per inch. Higher gauge gloves generally deliver better tactile sensitivity and dexterity.
Special Features
Designed to help workers use phones, tablets, and machinery screens without removing hand protection.
Grip finishes help improve handling performance across dry, wet, oily, and general-purpose applications.
Select coated gloves include special insert layers designed to help repel water and keep hands dry.
Complete Hand Protection
From cut resistance and impact protection to heat performance, grip control, disposable coverage, and everyday industrial use, our glove lineup is designed to help protect hands across demanding work environments.
