Ansell

Ansell Safety Gloves & Hand Protection:

Ansell gloves cover a broad range of workplace hand protection, from disposable nitrile gloves through to cut-resistant, chemical-resistant, thermal and specialist industrial safety gloves. The Smartfox collection includes key Ansell ranges such as HyFlex, AlphaTec, ActivArmr, TouchNTuff, Sol-Vex, Therm-A-Knit and GAMMEX, with products suited to food processing, chemical handling, automotive work, laboratories, electrical applications and general industrial tasks.

Ansell HyFlex Cut-Resistant & Work Gloves:

HyFlex is strongly represented across the collection, with models designed for different combinations of cut protection, grip and dexterity. Options include HyFlex 11-542, 11-531, 11-735, 11-800, 11-801, 11-840 and 11-926 gloves, alongside nitrile-coated and grip-focused designs.

For food processing, the HyFlex 74-045 uses a Dyneema core with a high-strength outer wrap, provides EN 388 Cut Level 5 protection and has an extended cuff. Sizes 6–11 are represented, with applications including meat, poultry, seafood, fruit and vegetable processing.

Chemical-Resistant & Disposable Ansell Gloves:

Ansell AlphaTec and Sol-Vex products provide options for chemical-handling environments. The collection includes AlphaTec 19-024, 15-554, 58-735, 02-100 and 58-535B gloves, plus Sol-Vex gauntlet and flock-lined designs.

TouchNTuff 92-500 disposable gloves are made from 100% nitrile and supplied in boxes of 100. They provide chemical splash protection along with puncture and abrasion resistance, with sizes from Small to Extra Large.

Specialist Protective Gloves:

For higher-risk applications, ActivArmr gloves include models for cut and flame-resistant protection. The 80-813 Arc Flash glove uses foam neoprene on a fibreglass/Kevlar blend and is designed for applications including electrical and gas work, machinery maintenance and mining.

The range also extends to Therm-A-Knit gloves, sterile GAMMEX latex gloves and Vileda Ansell household gloves.

Choosing Ansell Gloves:

Select gloves according to the hazard and task rather than material alone. Consider whether you require cut, chemical, flame, thermal or disposable protection, then check the specific model's sizing, coating, cuff style, standards and intended applications before choosing.