Showa Temres 282-02 insulated gloves, polyurethane-coated nylon

Superior winter protection with the Showa TemRes 282-02 glove

Manufacturer’s model number: 282‑02BKXL‑10

Sizes available M to XL to choose in the drop‑down menu.

Do not let the cold paralyze your hands during your outdoor interventions or in refrigerated environments. The Showa TemRes 282 glove represents a true technological revolution for demanding professionals who refuse to choose between waterproofing and breathable comfort. Unlike classic protections that accumulate internal moisture, this model uses a microporous polyurethane membrane that allows perspiration to escape while completely blocking water infiltration. Whether you work in logistics, construction, or fishing, this equipment provides a robust barrier against bad weather without sacrificing the precision of your movements.

Investing in this glove means choosing increased endurance and unmatched thermal safety to face the harshest winters.

Description

• Insulated shell that protects against cold, ensuring warmth and comfort all day
• TemRes™ sealing technology providing protection against water and liquids
• Allows hot air and moisture to escape, keeping hands dry
• High‑level handling precision, optimal grip
• Seamless knit preventing irritation
• Design facilitating movement and continuous wear
• Seamless nylon knit and insulated acrylic shell
• Rough grip 
• Extended wrist length with lockable toggle
• Uses, among others: outdoor work, cold‑weather manufacturing, transport, maintenance, janitorial work, cold storage, highway work, and handling during transport

Other Showa gloves available:

• Showa ultra-long nitrile chemical protection glove (G523)
• Showa waterproof polyurethane glove with fleece lining (G282)

Technical features and advantages of the polyurethane coating

The unique design of this product is based on an insulating acrylic knit liner that effectively retains body heat. The TemRes technology provides unique breathability while maintaining perfect waterproofing against water and liquids. The rough finish on the palm ensures a firm and secure grip even on wet or oily surfaces. This glove remains extremely flexible down to temperatures reaching minus twenty degrees Celsius, thus avoiding hand fatigue often caused by materials that harden in the cold. The lightness of the nylon used for the outer shell reinforces abrasion resistance while offering superior durability for intensive use.

How to put on and adjust your insulated gloves

To benefit from optimal thermal insulation, it is recommended to insert your hand completely dry inside the glove while ensuring that the acrylic liner is perfectly deployed. Gently pull on the wrist edge so that the glove rises sufficiently on the forearm, which will prevent cold drafts from infiltrating. Make sure that the tips of your fingers almost touch the end of the glove without compressing the material, as a thin layer of trapped air inside promotes better heat retention. Proper adjustment allows you to maintain maximum dexterity for handling tools or small objects.

How to maintain your waterproof work gloves

Regular maintenance prolongs the lifespan of your personal protective equipment. After each use, clean the outer polyurethane surface with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove dirt or chemical residues. It is essential to let the gloves air‑dry, away from direct heat sources such as a radiator that could alter the flexibility of the synthetic coating. For the inside, turn them inside out if possible or hang them in a well‑ventilated area to ensure complete evacuation of residual moisture. Avoid machine washing at high temperatures as well as tumble drying to preserve the integrity of the breathable membrane.

Usage tips for long‑lasting thermal performance

To maximize the efficiency of your gloves in intense cold conditions, we recommend storing them in a temperate place before starting your workday. Using already warm hands when putting them on helps activate thermal insulation more quickly. If your activity involves prolonged immersion in water, regularly check the condition of the surface to ensure that no deep cut compromises waterproofing. For tasks requiring strict hygiene, you may wear thin cotton under‑gloves that will help absorb sweat and simplify daily cleaning.

Frequently asked questions about the Showa TemRes 282-02

 Is the Showa TemRes 282-02 glove completely waterproof?

Yes, this model has a full-polyurethane coating that prevents any liquid penetration while allowing skin moisture to escape thanks to its breathable membrane.

Is this glove suitable for handling aggressive chemical products?

Although polyurethane offers some protection, this glove is primarily designed for thermal protection and waterproofing. It is preferable to consult the specific chemical resistance chart if you plan to handle strong solvents or acids.

What is the cold resistance of this protective glove?

The Showa TemRes 282 is designed to maintain hand flexibility and warmth in very cold environments, remaining effective even at significantly negative temperatures thanks to its thick insulating liner.

Additional suggestions for gloves:

Do you wish to optimize your protection system? See the following items: Winter cut‑resistant glove level A5 Emerald CX (GSCXTAPVC), winter Dexterity gloves made of nylon knits lined with fleece and coated with microporous PVC (G901), Impacto fingerless under‑gloves for protection against impacts and vibrations (GV501) and winter cut‑resistant A4 gloves coated with nitrile foam with a waterproof membrane (GS18WTFN).

Under “Accessories” at the bottom of the page. To complete your PPE, consult the following products: 100% cotton woven 5 oz flame‑resistant liner with a neck cover (V312), a neck cover made of black acrylic knit (V302) and gloves for protection against cuts and shocks (GMXVSBE).

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