The right glove for every task

No two jobs are the same. That’s why Scandia offers a wide range of work gloves tailored to different hazards and working conditions. Whether you're handling sharp materials or working with heat or chemicals, each glove is engineered to deliver protection without compromising dexterity.

Cut resistant gloves

Working with metal, glass, or tools? Our cut resistant gloves provide strong protection against abrasions and lacerations. Made with advanced fibers and reinforced palms, they offer a safe and precise solution for high-risk tasks.

Chemical resistant gloves

When dealing with oils, solvents, or hazardous substances, your gloves need to form a strong barrier. Our chemical resistant gloves are made from protective materials that keep your hands dry, safe, and comfortable throughout the workday.

Heat resistant gloves

Tasks involving hot surfaces, welding, or open flames require gloves that can handle the heat. Our heat resistant gloves include insulating layers and flame-retardant materials to protect your hands from burns and high temperatures, while maintaining grip and flexibility.

Tested and trusted in tough conditions

Scandia’s gloves are tested under real working conditions. Key features include:

• Secure fit and grip-enhancing textures

• Breathable or insulated options for different climates

• CE-certified materials for full safety compliance

• Easy to put on and take off, even when wet
  
  

From ship decks to factory floors, our work gloves are trusted by professionals who need reliable protection for their hands in high-risk environments. 

Fit

To narrow it down, we have some pointers for you to look at. Sizing and fit make the biggest difference in terms of comfort. If you are planning on or are required to wear your work gloves for an extended period of time, make sure they fit comfortably. 

To help you select the right safety glove, consider the following:

• Seams on the outside of the glove are more comfortable, but they wear out more quickly. 
• Seams on the inside of your safety gloves may disturb an otherwise nice fit, but they are more durable. 
• Seams across the palm are more comfortable, while seams on the back of the hand may provide a better fit. 

In addition; it is not just a matter of discomfort. Safety gloves with a bad fit can restrict your range of motion during your work and might cause long-term injuries like blisters and muscle cramps.