Industrial nitrile gloves
Thick, Xtra Thick and diamond-textured nitrile glove options for industrial tasks. Compare grip, dexterity, substances, contact time and current exact-product documentation before selection.
The industrial range.
NewBlack-100 Thick
Thick · Thick industrial black nitrile
NewBlack-100 Xtra Thick
Xtra Thick · Xtra Thick industrial black nitrile
NewGrips-100 Orange
Ultra Thick · Diamond-textured industrial nitrile
NewGrips-100 Black
Ultra Thick · Diamond-textured, in industrial black
Industrial nitrile gloves for workshop, automotive and laboratory tasks.
NewGlove supplies Thick, Xtra Thick and diamond-textured Ultra Thick industrial nitrile gloves, and develops OEM ranges for professional buyers. Start with the exact task, substances, contact duration, grip and dexterity needed, then compare the current documentation for the selected product. Nitrile material or glove thickness alone does not establish suitability for an oil, cleaner, solvent or chemical.
Related buyer guides
- EN ISO 374 Type A, B and C explained
- Chemical breakthrough time and safe wear
- Compare glove thickness correctly
- Reduce risk in bulk nitrile sourcing
- Audit a disposable glove supplier
- Nitrile, latex and vinyl selection guide
- Nitrile gloves for automotive work
- Nitrile gloves for laboratory work
- Industrial private-label case study
- Request current product documents
Task first. Exact product and evidence second.
Use these routes to build a shortlist, then check the current product file against the substances and working conditions in your risk assessment.
Thick nitrile for general industrial work
Start with NewBlack-100 Thick when the brief calls for a textured-finger, disposable industrial glove. Confirm the exact task and current Type C evidence before approval.
View NewBlack Thick →Xtra Thick for heavier wear
Compare NewBlack-100 Xtra Thick where the task needs a heavier disposable format. More thickness can affect dexterity and does not replace chemical-specific evidence.
View NewBlack Xtra Thick →Diamond texture for wet or oily grip
NewGrips-100 uses a diamond-textured surface designed to channel liquids away from the contact area. Check the exact substance, contact and current Type B data.
View NewGrips Ultra Thick →Industrial nitrile glove questions from buyers.
Which industrial nitrile glove is best for demanding work?
There is no single best industrial nitrile glove for every task. Compare the exact substances, contact duration, grip, dexterity, expected wear, sizes and product-specific documentation. A heavier or more textured glove may help in some work but can be unnecessary or less dexterous in another task.
Do industrial nitrile gloves protect against oils and solvents?
Protection depends on the exact glove, substance, concentration, temperature and contact time. Nitrile is not resistant to every oil, cleaner or solvent, so buyers should check current permeation, penetration and degradation information for the selected product.
What is the difference between Type B and Type C industrial gloves?
Type B and Type C are classifications within EN ISO 374 chemical-protection testing. The classification is not a universal chemical-suitability claim. Review the tested chemicals, performance levels and limitations for the exact glove against the workplace risk assessment.
Which documents should an industrial glove buyer request?
Request the current product specification, declaration of conformity, applicable test reports, chemical-resistance data, instructions, shelf-life and traceability information for the exact product, colour and size range being assessed.
Check the exact task and document pack.
Send the substance, concentration, contact type, expected wear time, required sizes and monthly volume. We can route you to the relevant product information.