Pro-safe GLA-B1-L Heat Resistant Glove Universal

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE GLA-B1-L is a heat resistant work glove designed for tradespeople who need reliable hand protection in high-temperature environments. Constructed from a cotton and polyester blend with a cotton lining, this glove provides thermal insulation during handling of hot components, pipes, ducts, and equipment. The continuous knit cuff helps seal out debris and keeps the glove secure on the wrist. At 10.25 inches overall length and a universal fit sizing, this paired glove set is a practical grab-and-go option for HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general service personnel working around heat sources.

This glove is suited for light-to-moderate heat exposure tasks common in residential and light commercial trade work. Typical applications include handling sheet metal ductwork, hot pipe sections, freshly soldered fittings, or equipment housings that retain heat after service. The universal sizing makes it a convenient addition to a service van stock or shop floor supply. It ships as a pair and is sold individually by unit, making it easy to restock without over-ordering.

Key Features

• Cotton and polyester outer with cotton lining for thermal protection
• Continuous knit cuff design keeps glove in place and blocks debris entry
• 10.25 inch overall length for wrist and lower forearm coverage
• Universal size fits a wide range of hand sizes
• Sold as a pair, packaged qty of 1 pair per unit
• White and red colorway for easy identification in a tool bag or supply shelf

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose heat resistant glove suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and light industrial service applications where moderate heat exposure is a factor.

Installation Notes

Heat resistant gloves should be inspected before each use for tears, thinning material, or compromised stitching that could reduce thermal protection. Always match the glove heat rating to the actual temperature of the surfaces being handled. HVAC technicians and plumbers should ensure gloves are fully dry before use near open flames or torches, as moisture can cause rapid steam burns. Replace gloves immediately if the outer shell or lining shows signs of degradation.