Safety Gloves Price in Kenya
Looking for safety gloves in Kenya for construction, manufacturing, welding, warehouses, engineering, cleaning, agriculture or industrial work?
Bansi Safety Gear offers work gloves and protective handwear for different workplace hazards, including leather gloves, cut-resistant gloves, welding gloves, PVC gloves, nitrile gloves, chemical-resistant gloves, cold-protection gloves and other task-specific hand protection.
Browse the products on this page to compare available glove types and check the current Safety Gloves Price in Kenya.
The correct glove should be selected according to the actual job and hazard rather than price, thickness or appearance alone.
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Different work activities expose the hands to different hazards.
Depending on the job, workers may need protection from:
- Abrasion and rough materials
- Sharp edges and cutting hazards
- Heat and welding tasks
- Selected chemicals
- Water and wet work
- Cold working environments
- Contamination
- General handling hazards
No single glove is suitable for every application.
For detailed information on selecting gloves by hazard, read our Hand Protection PPE Guide.
Types of Safety Gloves Available
Leather Work Gloves
Leather gloves are commonly used for selected:
- Construction work
- Material handling
- Loading and offloading
- Warehousing
- Maintenance
- Workshops
- Tool handling
Ordinary leather gloves should not automatically be treated as cut-resistant, chemical-resistant or welding gloves.
Where specialist protection is required, choose a glove designed and documented for that hazard.
Cut-Resistant Gloves
Workers handling sharp materials may require gloves with a documented level of cut protection.
Typical applications can include:
- Sheet metal
- Glass
- Fabrication
- Sharp components
- Metal edges
- Selected warehouse tasks
Do not assume that a thick glove is automatically cut resistant.
Where cut protection is required, check the exact glove rating and manufacturer specification.
Welding Gloves
Welding gloves are intended for suitable welding and fabrication applications.
Selection should consider factors such as:
- Heat exposure
- Sparks and spatter
- Cuff coverage
- Dexterity
- Glove construction
- Exact product specification
General leather handling gloves should not automatically be substituted for specialist welding gloves.
PVC Gloves
PVC gloves may be useful for suitable:
- Cleaning
- Wet work
- Maintenance
- Industrial handling
- Washing
- Selected chemical applications
Chemical protection is not universal.
If chemicals are involved, match the exact glove to the substance, concentration, expected contact duration and manufacturer compatibility information.
Browse PVC Gloves for available options.
Chemical-Resistant Gloves
Chemical glove selection should begin with the exact chemical.
Consider:
Chemical → Concentration → Contact Time → Glove Material → Thickness → Manufacturer Compatibility
One chemical-resistant glove should never be assumed suitable for every acid, alkali, solvent, pesticide or cleaning chemical.
Nitrile Gloves
Nitrile gloves are available in different constructions ranging from thin disposable examination gloves to heavier workplace gloves.
Disposable nitrile examination gloves should not automatically be treated as:
- Cut-resistant gloves
- Heavy chemical gloves
- Puncture-proof gloves
- Sterile gloves
- Food-contact approved gloves
unless the exact product documentation supports the claim.
Latex Examination Gloves
Latex examination gloves can provide close fit, flexibility and tactile sensitivity for appropriate disposable applications.
However, natural rubber latex may cause sensitivity or allergic reactions in some users.
Where latex exposure must be avoided, choose a suitable latex-free option such as nitrile.
Cold-Protection Gloves
Cold-room and refrigerated work may require gloves selected according to:
- Working temperature
- Exposure duration
- Dexterity required
- Moisture conditions
- Handling task
Confirm the specification of the individual glove rather than assuming every insulated glove provides the same cold protection.
Electrical Safety Gloves
Electrical work requires properly selected insulating gloves appropriate for the electrical hazard.
Do not select an electrical glove simply because it is thick or rubber-like.
Check the exact:
- Glove class
- Rated application
- Applicable standard
- Manufacturer instructions
- Inspection/testing requirements
Ordinary work gloves are not substitutes for properly specified electrical insulating gloves.
How to Choose Safety Gloves
Before buying safety gloves, identify:
1. The Work Activity
Determine what the worker actually does.
For example:
- Handling
- Cutting
- Welding
- Cleaning
- Electrical work
- Chemical handling
- Loading
- Food processing
- Laboratory work
2. The Hazard
Identify the primary hand hazard.
This could include abrasion, cuts, heat, chemicals, cold, wet work or contamination.
3. Required Protection
Decide what the glove must protect against before selecting a product.
4. Glove Material
Different materials behave differently.
The material alone does not establish the full level of protection.
5. Size and Fit
A glove that is too tight can reduce comfort and dexterity.
A glove that is too loose can affect grip and control.
6. Required Dexterity
Heavy gloves can provide more coverage for some applications but may reduce fine finger movement.
Match protection and dexterity to the task.
Safety Gloves for Construction
Construction workers may require different gloves depending on the activity.
Examples include gloves for:
- General material handling
- Reinforcement work
- Tool handling
- Welding
- Sharp materials
- Concrete or wet work
- Maintenance
For broader site requirements, visit Construction PPE Kenya.
Safety Gloves for Factories
Factories can contain multiple hand hazards within the same facility.
Production, maintenance, stores, cleaning and engineering teams may all require different gloves.
Do not issue one glove type across an entire factory unless it is genuinely suitable for each task.
Safety Gloves for Warehouses
Warehouse glove requirements can include protection during:
- Carton handling
- Pallet handling
- Loading
- Offloading
- Stock movement
- General material handling
Where sharp edges or other specialist hazards exist, select the corresponding glove protection.
Safety Gloves for Cleaning
Cleaning workers may require gloves for wet work and contact with cleaning substances.
Always check the cleaning chemical.
A thin disposable glove may not be suitable for prolonged or aggressive chemical exposure.
Reusable PVC or other specialist gloves may be necessary depending on the product being used.
Safety Gloves Price in Kenya
The Safety Gloves Price in Kenya depends on:
- Glove type
- Material
- Construction
- Protection level
- Cuff length
- Size
- Brand
- Quantity
- Current availability
Check the current prices shown in the product listings on this page.
For company or bulk requirements, request a current quotation rather than relying on an old fixed-price table.
Bulk Safety Gloves for Companies
Bansi Safety Gear supports larger glove requirements for:
- Construction companies
- Manufacturers
- Warehouses
- Engineering companies
- Cleaning companies
- Contractors
- Institutions
- Agricultural operations
- Workshops
- Project teams
For an accurate quotation, provide:
- Glove type
- Required specification
- Sizes where applicable
- Quantity
- Preferred brand or model where mandatory
- Workplace application
- Delivery location
Request a PPE Quotation for larger requirements.
Safety Gloves FAQs
How much are safety gloves in Kenya?
Prices vary by glove type, material, protection level, brand and quantity. Check the product listings above for current prices.
Which safety gloves are best for construction?
That depends on the construction activity and hazard. General handling, welding, sharp materials and chemical work may all require different gloves.
Are leather gloves cut resistant?
Ordinary leather gloves should not automatically be treated as having a defined cut-resistance rating.
Are PVC gloves chemical resistant?
Some PVC gloves may be suitable for selected chemicals, but not every PVC glove protects against every chemical. Check the exact compatibility information.
Are nitrile gloves chemical resistant?
Chemical performance varies by nitrile glove construction and chemical involved. Thin disposable nitrile gloves should not be treated as universal chemical gloves.
Can one glove be used for every workplace task?
No. Gloves should be matched to the actual hazard and work activity.
Do you supply safety gloves in bulk?
Yes. Companies and institutions can submit quantities, sizes and specifications for quotation.
Buy Safety Gloves in Kenya
Browse the Safety Gloves Price in Kenya listings above to compare leather, cut-resistant, welding, PVC, nitrile and other workplace glove options.
For technical selection guidance, read Hand Protection PPE Kenya.
For the wider PPE range, visit PPE & Safety Equipment Kenya.
For bulk orders, Request a PPE Quotation.
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