Dexterity® 13-gauge nylon knit gloves with PVC coating on palms and fingers. ASTM/ANSI abrasion level 2.

GS13BPVC Dexterity 13 gauge nylon glove with PVC coating

These Dexterity® economy gloves are made of gray 13-gauge nylon knit with PVC coating on the palms and fingers. The base text states that they are sold in pairs and are suitable for work where dexterity, tactile sensitivity, grip on wet or oily surfaces and silicone-free coating are important.

Superior manufacturer code: S13BPVC. These gloves are available in sizes ranging from extra-small (6) to double extra-large (11). Please select the size needed in the field located above before adding these gloves to your cart.

ASTM/ANSI abrasion and puncture resistance

This glove has puncture resistance and abrasion resistance level 2 according to ASTM and ANSI standards. It also meets EN388 standards for protection against mechanical hazards.

EN388 4131 mechanical hazard rating

This level of protection is expressed by the 4131 rating, where abrasion resistance is 4/4, cut resistance is 1/5, tear resistance is 3/4 and puncture resistance is 1/4.

Features of the PVC foam coated nylon glove

This nylon knit glove is so finely woven that it has almost no effect on the sense of touch, which is useful for workers who need to keep tactile sensitivity. Nylon also does not lint and the PVC used for this glove model contains no silicone, making it suitable for the automotive industry.

Glues and adhesives do not adhere to the coating, which has also been foamed to increase grip on wet or oily surfaces.

Nylon properties for dexterity and comfort

Nylon exhibits good mechanical, electrical and chemical properties. It is highly wear-resistant, mostly to friction, does not strain the hand easily and resists heat well, but not open flame. Nylon has little to no absorbent quality, which is ideal if you want to keep your hands dry while working.

PVC properties for grip and resistance

PVC is a thermoplastic polymer featuring excellent mechanical and chemical properties, even when heated. However, PVC has a higher polar nature, which gives it inferior electrical insulating properties.

Uses in automotive, construction and woodworking

The manufacturer recommends this glove to workers in the automotive field, but also for small parts handling, maintenance, construction, furniture manufacturing, window applications and woodworking.

Restrictions and care for PVC coated gloves

Since this glove is only partially coated, it is not recommended to immerse it in liquids. PVC foam offers little to no resistance to UV light and organic solvents.

It is recommended to carry out basic maintenance to extend the service life of your gloves. Simply wash them with cold water and a mild detergent. You can then dry them at low temperature in a dryer. Never use bleach on this glove.

FAQ about Dexterity nylon and PVC gloves

Here are answers to common questions about choosing, using and caring for this model.

Are these gloves sold individually or in pairs?

They are sold in pairs.

Why choose a PVC foam coating?

The PVC foam coating helps improve grip on wet or oily surfaces. The base text also states that glues and adhesives do not adhere to this coating.

Which size should be selected?

Select the size shown in the field above before adding the gloves to the cart. Proper fit helps maintain expected dexterity and protection.

Suggested reusable coated gloves and related models

To compare with other reusable gloves for fine work, first look at black Superior Touch glove (GS13BKPUQ), gray Superior Touch glove (GS13GPU), Horizon glove with latex foam coating (G051144) and Dexterity NT nitrile coated glove (GS15NT).

Then complete the selection according to coating type or work context with black Zenith economy glove (GZ13POFN), Zenith HPPE glove (GZ13PEHPFN), PVC coated glove (G502) or latex coated glove (G504).

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