Rated attenuation
Gel or foam systems are specified to EN ISO 10819 TRM/TRH, so the damping claim has a test behind it rather than a padded palm.
EN ISO 10819 · gel palm
Anti-Vibration Gloves
Gel and foam palm systems that damp tool vibration — for grinders, breakers, compactors and saws.
EN ISO 10819 (TRM / TRH)Gel palm, foam palm, full-finger gelNitrile, leather or synthetic leather
- Standard
- EN ISO 10819 (TRM / TRH)
- Padding
- Gel palm, foam palm, full-finger gel
- Palm
- Nitrile, leather or synthetic leather
- Cut options
- A2–A3
Overview
How anti-vibration gloves work
Anti-vibration gloves address hand-arm vibration damage that accumulates over years, and they are only one control among several. A genuine anti-vibration glove uses a viscoelastic pad in the palm and fingers to attenuate vibration at specific frequencies, and is rated to EN ISO 10819 as TRM (medium) or TRH (high).
Padding, grip and dexterity
Padding alone is not enough. The glove must also keep grip and dexterity, because a worker who cannot hold the tool safely will grip harder, which increases exposure. We build AV gloves on a knit or leather base with a gel palm and reinforced thumb.
Tool, trigger time and shift length
Vibration injuries build slowly, so the glove is only one part of the control. What a glove can do is damp the high-frequency component that reaches the hand and let the worker keep a relaxed grip, which is why the damping material sits between the palm and the tool rather than over the whole hand. Give us the tool, the trigger time and the shift length, and we will match a pad thickness. For long exposure, rotation and tool selection matter more than any glove.
Reviewed · Specs confirmed on the approved sample
Grip still works
A nitrile or leather palm over the gel keeps grip on handles and reduces the tendency to over-grip, which is a major part of vibration exposure.
Built for the tool
Full-finger gel for breakers and compactors, palm-only padding for grinders where fingertip feel matters, and a leather version for chainsaws.
Reference
Options and ratings
Ratings depend on liner, gauge and coating. Final values are confirmed on the approved sample.
AV glove by tool
Gloves reduce but do not eliminate vibration exposure. Tool selection, trigger time limits and job rotation remain the primary controls.
| Tool | Build | Padding | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angle grinder | Nitrile palm, knit back | Palm gel | Fingertip feel retained |
| Road breaker | Leather palm, full gel | Full-finger gel | Heavy damping, lower feel |
| Plate compactor | Leather or nitrile | Palm + finger gel | Grip on vibrating handle |
| Chainsaw | Leather, left-hand protection | Palm gel | Check chainsaw-specific requirements |
| Impact driver | Thin PU, no AV rating | None | Not an AV glove |
Specification sheet
P2 · anti vibration gloves- Standard
- EN ISO 10819 (TRM / TRH)
- Padding
- Gel palm, foam palm, full-finger gel
- Palm
- Nitrile, leather or synthetic leather
- Cut options
- A2–A3
- Sizes
- M–XXL
- MOQ
- 500 pairs per style and color
- Packaging
- 10 pairs per polybag, 100 pairs per carton
- Lead time
- Samples 10–14 days · bulk 25–35 days
Questions buyers ask
Straight answers
If your question is about a specific style, send the spec and we will answer with the sample plan instead of a generic reply.
Do anti-vibration gloves really work?
Rated gloves attenuate vibration at defined frequencies, but they are a secondary control. Reducing trigger time, using lower-vibration tools and rotating tasks matter more than the glove alone.
What do TRM and TRH mean?
EN ISO 10819 classifies vibration attenuation as medium (TRM) or high (TRH) based on measured transmission. Higher is not automatically better if it makes the glove too stiff to grip safely.
Can I use them for all-day work?
They are intended for vibrating-tool tasks, not all-day wear. Gel padding traps heat and reduces feel, so issue them for the specific task and pair them with exposure limits.
Are they cut resistant?
Some builds are A2–A3. If the task also involves sharp edges, specify the cut level alongside the vibration rating.
Next step
Send your spec. Get samples and a landed price.
Share the glove type, liner and coating, quantities and destination. We reply with the sample plan, unit price at your quantity and the packaging options for your market.