Gloves

Browse MiCan’s Dromex gloves for South African businesses. Compare cut resistant, general and coated, leather and welding, and specialised models. Use the categories below to shortlist products, then check each listing’s materials, sizes and stated protection against your workplace requirements.

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Choosing Dromex gloves for your team

Start with the task, materials handled, working conditions and your site’s hand-protection requirements. Choose a category below, then compare each model’s stated protection, construction, cuff coverage and size options. For team orders, record the exact model, wearer sizes, selected options, pack quantity and required quantities.

  • Cut Resistant Gloves: Compare the listed Cut 5 models, including seamless, latex coated, nitrile coated, chemical and specialist designs. This range also contains a sleeve listing. Check the individual specification and coverage; a sleeve is not a substitute for a glove.
  • General & Coated Gloves: Browse cotton, rubber, PU, nitrile-coated and PVC models, alongside disposable nitrile examination gloves. Compare coating, cuff style, sizes and stated application for the materials and conditions involved. A coating name alone does not confirm suitability for a chemical.
  • Leather & Welding Gloves: Compare goatskin, chrome leather, lined leather, rigger and Weld Prime listings. Check the exact model’s construction, lining, cuff length and stated application. Do not assume every leather glove has the same welding or heat specification.
  • Specialised Gloves: Browse the listed chemical, arc switching, electrical insulating, mining impact, freezer, thermal and other specialist models. These products address different requirements. Match the exact model and its stated specification to the task; arc and electrical insulating listings should not be treated as interchangeable.

Frequently asked questions

How do I shortlist gloves for a team?

Start with each role’s task and site hand-protection specification. Compare relevant models, then record sizes, options, pack quantities and order quantities by model.

Does the Cut Resistant Gloves category confirm a protection rating?

No. Use the category to find models, then check each product’s stated ratings, standards and specification. The range includes different constructions and a sleeve listing, so also confirm the area covered.

Are all coated gloves suitable for chemical handling?

Do not assume suitability from a coating or category name. Compare the exact model’s stated chemical application and specification with the substances and conditions involved. Chemical models also appear under Specialised Gloves.

Where can I find welding gloves?

Browse Leather & Welding Gloves, which includes Weld Prime and lined leather models. Check the individual listing’s stated application and cuff coverage before choosing a model for welding work.

Are arc gloves and electrical insulating gloves interchangeable?

Do not treat them as interchangeable. Specialised Gloves lists arc models, Thor electrical insulating gloves and leather over gloves separately. Check the exact product specification and your site’s required combination before selecting them.

Where are disposable and cold-weather gloves listed?

Disposable nitrile examination gloves are listed under General & Coated Gloves. Freezer and MIIZU 400 thermal models appear under Specialised Gloves. Check each listing’s sizes, pack details and stated application.

Are sizes and quantities the same for every glove?

No. Check the exact listing and selected option. Some goatskin sizes have separate product listings, while the disposable nitrile examination listing is labelled 100/BOX. Record the model, size and listed selling unit for each team order.