Dexterity for scanning
A 15G nylon liner with a thin PU palm lets workers use handheld scanners and touchscreens without removing the glove.
Industry · logistics & fulfillment
Warehouse & Logistics Gloves
Thin palms, touchscreen fingertips and a price that survives high turnover — gloves for picking, packing and loading.
15G nylon or 13G HPPEPU, thin nitrile or foam nitrileA1–A2 for cutter handling
- Liner
- 15G nylon or 13G HPPE
- Palm
- PU, thin nitrile or foam nitrile
- Cut level
- A1–A2 for cutter handling
- Features
- Touchscreen fingertips, hi-vis back option
Overview
A repetition problem, not an impact problem
Warehouse work is repetitive, not violent. Warehouse gloves therefore have to let people scan, type, peel labels and pick small items, then survive cartons, strapping and the occasional box cutter. That points to a thin PU palm on a fine-gauge liner, not a heavy cut glove.
Cut, visibility and touchscreen options
Where box cutters are used all shift, an A1–A2 cut liner is sensible without losing feel. Hi-vis backs help in busy loading areas, and touchscreen fingertips avoid the constant glove-off-glove-on cycle at handheld scanners.
Sizing and issue at the pick face
Most warehouse glove programmes fail on sizing and issue rather than on the glove itself. A one-size approach means the smaller half of the workforce wears a glove that bunches at the fingertips, loses the ability to feel a label, and quietly takes it off. Specify a real S–XXL split from your headcount, print the size inside the cuff, and keep the two middle sizes at the pick face so a replacement does not mean a walk to the stores.
Reviewed · Specs confirmed on the approved sample
Cut level without bulk
A1–A2 HPPE liners add cut protection at the fingertips where box cutters catch, while keeping the palm thin enough to feel labels and small parts.
Visible in the aisle
A fluorescent back and reflective trim make hands visible to forklift drivers — a low-cost addition that sites usually keep once they try it.
Reference
Options and ratings
Ratings depend on liner, gauge and coating. Final values are confirmed on the approved sample.
Warehouse task to glove
Match the glove to the task at the pick face. Cut level only needs to rise where box cutters are used all shift.
| Task | Glove | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Picking small items | 15G PU palm | Feel and light abrasion |
| Packing and taping | 13G PU, touchscreen | Scanner use, carton abrasion |
| Loading / unloading | Nitrile palm, hi-vis | Grip and visibility |
| Box cutter use | A2 HPPE, PU palm | Cut protection at fingertips |
| Cold store | Insulated nitrile palm | Cold plus grip |
Specification sheet
P1 · warehouse gloves- Liner
- 15G nylon or 13G HPPE
- Palm
- PU, thin nitrile or foam nitrile
- Cut level
- A1–A2 for cutter handling
- Features
- Touchscreen fingertips, hi-vis back option
- Sizes
- US 6–10
- MOQ
- 500 pairs per style and color
- Packaging
- 10 pairs per polybag, 200 pairs per carton
- Lead time
- Samples 7–10 days · bulk 20–30 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 warehouse gloves need cut protection?
Only where cutters, strapping or sharp packaging are handled. For pure picking and packing, a thin PU glove is more comfortable and more likely to be worn.
Can gloves work with touchscreens?
Yes. Conductive fingertips on thumb and index work with capacitive scanners and tablets. Confirm the device type when ordering so the yarn matches.
How do we control glove cost per worker?
Issue by task rather than one glove for the whole floor, and use a washable PU style where possible. Matching the glove to the task usually cuts consumption more than negotiating price.
Can we get sizes for a mixed workforce?
Yes. We pack S–XXL in the ratio you specify, so each site receives the size mix it actually uses instead of a flat carton. Send the split you issue today and we will match it on the packing list.
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.