Nitrile Gloves for Mechanics and Other Industrial Applications


Nitrile is quickly becoming the go-to disposable glove material and has played a critical role during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is puncture and chemical resistant, has a long shelf life, and provides a hypoallergenic solution for workers with sensitive skin. With the many different styles and options available in the marketplace, it can be difficult to know which nitrile gloves will most effectively protect your workers. 



Overall Pick:  Premium 6 Mil Black Nitrile Powder Free Gloves

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Black nitrile

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These gloves are an extremely versatile general-purpose option for industrial applications. The black color conceals grease and grime, ideal for mechanics and plumbers. They also meet the FFDCA requirements for food contact, ideal for food service and handling.


They are textured for superior grip in wet or dry conditions, and at 6 mil thickness, they offer both durability and dexterity. For these reasons, we rank them as the best nitrile gloves for mechanics and general industrial use.



4 Mil Nitrile Powder Free Gloves

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Blue nitrile

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These gloves are form-fitting and with a 4 mil thickness, they feel like a second skin. While not as durable as the 6 mil option, they offer exceptional protection for short-term use at a great value.


They come in a variety of colors, which can be used for improved visibility and/or color-coding, as well as in black.



Heavy Duty Pick:  12 Mil Nitrile Powder Free Gloves with Aggressive Grip

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Diamond nitrile

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At  12 mil thickness, these  gloves are the ultimate heavy-duty option for industrial use. With their high thickness and extra-long cuffs, they offer more hand protection than any other heavy-duty disposable gloves in the market. They are even durable enough to be reused!


Designed with an exclusive nitrile formula and diamond texture, they offer aggressive grip in wet and dry conditions.



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