Safety Wala Equipments LLP, our knitted dotted gloves are cost-effective, durable, and trusted by professionals across various industries for everyday protection. Knitted Dotted Gloves are lightweight, breathable hand gloves designed for improved grip, flexibility, and general hand protection. Made from high-quality knitted fabric with PVC dots on the palm and fingers, these gloves offer enhanced slip resistance and better control while handling tools or materials. Ideal for light industrial work, assembly, packaging, and warehousing tasks, they provide comfort for prolonged use without compromising safety.
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Quick answers to the questions buyers and EHS teams ask most about knitted dotted gloves. Need bulk pricing or a specific spec? Contact our team.
Knitted dotted gloves are light-duty cotton or poly-cotton gloves with PVC dots printed on the palm to boost grip. They suit warehousing, packaging, assembly, material handling and general maintenance where breathability and firm hold matter more than heavy protection. The dotted palm improves grip on smooth or slightly oily items while the knit keeps hands cool.
Yes, the raised PVC dots increase friction so workers hold tools and parts more securely, reducing slips and drops. The dots also add light abrasion resistance to the palm, extending wear compared with plain knitted gloves. For stronger grip, choose double-dotted or dotted-both-sides versions where items must be gripped from any orientation.
No, knitted dotted gloves are general-purpose handling gloves and offer only minimal cut, chemical or heat protection. For sharp edges choose EN 388 cut resistant gloves, and for chemicals choose EN 374 rated nitrile gloves instead. Use dotted gloves where the main need is grip, breathability and basic protection during light assembly and logistics tasks.
Cotton knitted dotted gloves can usually be machine or hand washed and air dried, letting you reuse them until the knit thins or the dots wear off. Avoid high heat drying, which can shrink the knit and crack the PVC dots. Given their low cost, replace pairs once grip fades rather than risking dropped loads.
