Heat resistant gloves are engineered to provide reliable thermal protection while ensuring ESD (electrostatic discharge) safety—making them ideal for use in cleanrooms and EPA-compliant environments. Available in two thermal ratings—302°F (150°C) and 572°F (300°C)—they offer flexible protection tailored to the heat intensity of your workspace.

The palm surface is constructed with Twaron filament fiber and silicone rubber, delivering superior heat resistance and a secure, non-slip grip. The back of the glove features nylon LUANA laminated with a PU film, and is embedded with Beltron conductive fibers spaced every 5mm, ensuring consistent static dissipation while maintaining flexibility and breathability.

Internally, the gloves are lined with nylon tricot, a heat-insulating air gap, and felt padding, all working together to provide excellent comfort and protection during extended use.

Unlike conventional gloves, both the palm and back sides of these gloves are heat resistant—allowing for versatile handling without compromising dexterity or tactile feedback. With a surface resistance of 10⁹ ohms/square and a standard length of 28 cm, they fully comply with ESD-safe working area requirements.

Combining thermal protection, static control, and ergonomic comfort, these gloves are ideal for soldering, equipment maintenance, PCB assembly, and other tasks in sensitive, high-temperature cleanroom environments.