Lightweight Glove -- Occupational Health & Safety

Wells Lamont

Lightweight Glove

Wells Lamont Industrial's new Carbo-King™ Series heat-resistant hand protection products feature a material composition of Aramid, glass, and partially carbonized acrylic (preox) materials designed to provide heat resistance. The gloves are available in 15 and 30 ounce weights and different lengths to provide appropriate forearm protection against high-heat temperatures.

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