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Thermal gloves don’t just offer your hands protection from abrasions and cuts, they also shield them from poor weather conditions. Coldproof gloves help prevent numbness, frostbite, and chapping, which are common problems when working in extremely cold conditions for prolonged periods. Thermal Gloves meet or exceed EN511 standards and are effective against conductive and convective heat loss and are often water resistant.

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Choosing Insulated Gloves


What are Thermal Gloves?

Thermal gloves are essential personal protective equipment (PPE) for adverse weather conditions. They insulate the hands, keeping cold out and heat in to prevent injury and hypothermic consequences.
Thermal gloves for work can be worn indoors and outdoors. They vary by type and design to suit different work activities and environments.

Waterproof thermal gloves, for example, not only protect against cold but also shield hands against harmful liquids such as chemicals. These handy safeguards are a must-have on the PPE acquisition lists of places such as warehouses, construction sites, cold storage facilities and shipping docks.

Considerations when Buying Thermal Gloves

When choosing water-resistant thermal gloves, employers must select the option that will minimise the risk of exposure or injury. Consider the following:

  • What are the exposure or harmful substance risks?

  • How long will workers be exposed to cold temperatures?

  • How flexible should the thermal gloves be to help workers achieve their tasks?

  • Do the chosen thermal gloves for work come in different sizes and designs?


Take these waterproof thermal gloves, for instance. As they are made from acrylic, these flexible gloves safeguard against cold and humidity while improving comfort to perform work activities.

The thermal gloves in our selection have a variety of different attributes, so we recommend you take your time to look through them and find the perfect ones for your workplace. Although they all provide great insulation, they vary in terms of flexibility, grip, visibility and the tasks for which they are optimised. Some of the products we stock are designed to keep you warm even in a blizzard, while others are perfect for a chilly day. Making the right choice means you will not have to worry about hands getting too cold or overheating.

Some of our most lightweight thermal gloves are ideal for driving and can be a great asset to the drivers of lorries or vans with cabs that are hard to keep warm. Delivery drivers love them because they provide comfort even when the vehicle is subject to constant loading and unloading on a cold day, and they provide plenty of flexibility so they will not interfere with driving.

Our most weather-resistant gloves offer less flexibility but are very welcome in icy environments, and they are quite adequate for work like shovelling snow or moving large objects around. We also stock a wide range of gloves that are in between, so you can find a balance of warmth and flexibility that is right for what your business does.

For people working outside on construction sites and similar operations, our high-visibility thermal gloves perform two tasks in one, helping to keep hands warm while reducing the risk of accidents. They are great when worn in combination with our other high-visibility safety gear.

The range of materials used in our selection of thermal gloves means you can easily find something which suits your priorities, avoiding issues with allergies and reducing the risk of damage from mildly-corrosive substances. Some of our thermal gloves are highly-padded to provide protection against cuts and bruises, while others are waterproof so your employees can stay warm even when they are working outdoors in wet conditions - usually the most difficult sort of weather to cater for.

We know you may still need to undertake strenuous tasks when you are working in cold conditions, so we stock thermal gloves which are specially designed to provide a strong grip. They are excellent for construction work and can also be helpful for workers moving goods and equipment through large warehouses, which are hard to keep warm in winter.

You will find the grip positioned in different areas on different kinds of gloves, while some are designed to let you grip objects more lightly with the whole hand. These gloves are also good at resisting abrasive damage and tearing, which means you can expect them to have a good lifespan, even when your employees are engaging in rough work.

Thermal Gloves are an Important Element of Workplace PPE

The HSE indicated that the best way to protect the skin is to avoid contact with harmful substances or conditions. However, in many industries, this is not always practically possible. Thermal workwear gloves form a barrier between a worker’s hands and potential harm or working conditions. These insulated gloves are essential in businesses where people:

  • Handle and pack goods that are cold or harmful.

  • Work outside on construction sites, in gardens, shipyards, offshore rigs, or other places where they are exposed to excessively cold natural or manmade conditions.


Remember, insulated work gloves are often specific to an industry, temperatures or weather conditions. For example, Seton’s thermal-insulating food gloves are specially made for workers in industrial kitchens and food and beverage processing plants. These gloves protect against frigidity down to -10°C and promote freedom of movement. Workers can also wear them underneath other protective gloves.

Our gloves for cold weather, on the other hand, have a dual layer that insulates against the cold while maintaining ventilation to prevent sweaty, slippery hands. They also have a grainy, nitrile outer layer for a good grip on goods, making them ideal for construction sites, shipping docks or logistics centres.

If workers only require an added lining or basic protection for dry, light-duty handling, then our knitted work gloves are ideal. The knitted cuff hugs the wrists, ensuring a comfortable fit that does not hamper movement or flexibility. Workers can wear them underneath heavy-duty work gloves for added insulation against the cold.

Seton’s coldproof gloves are perfect for cold and wet conditions. They have a fleecy lining and waterproof membrane to keep hands dry and warm. Also, an elasticated wrist ensures a secure fit, so they will not slip off while working. The top-quality leather and spandex design is highly flexible, which means that workers’ hands are not constricted.

Browse our superb range of waterproof insulated gloves and protect your workers today. To find more about other types of PPE, check out our range.