Leather work gloves are the oldest type of gloves, and are generally made of cowhide, goatskin, pigskin and lambskin through the work gloves machine. It is not easy to be damaged, has a long service life and fine processing makes leather gloves comfortable to wear, accurate grasping of objects, and has the advantages of better heat resistance and insulation properties.

一、Cowhide

Cow head layer leather: Most protective gloves use cattle head layer leather, which is mainly scraped from the ribs.

Features: soft, dexterous, comfortable, good wear resistance, tear resistance and puncture resistance.

Cow split leather: Most of the gloves made of split leather are used for goods handling and heat protection. Usually choose to use the two-layer leather on the back of the cow, and choose fewer shoulders. The quality of the two-layer leather on the ribs is not good, so it is rarely used.

Features: The cost is lower than the cow head layered leather, and the wear resistance is excellent.

二、Goatskin

Single skin layer: Its normal thickness cannot be pulled out of two layers of skin. Its advantage is that it is lighter than cowhide. Because it uses the original thickness, it is suitable for making gloves with better mechanical resistance. Because the fiber is not cut, its abrasion resistance and puncture resistance are enhanced. If it is kneaded, it will have a better contact effect.

Features: soft, dexterous, good wear resistance, tear resistance and puncture resistance. Its abrasion resistance depends on the thickness of the leather, the thickness usually used is 1.1-1.3MM (good mechanical properties) or 0.6-1.0MM (good flexibility and dexterity).

三、 pigskin

Pig's first layer leather and second layer leather: Most of them are concentrated in Asian countries. Because of its poor mechanical resistance and poor dexterity after mixing, it is used to make gloves with simple isolation effects.

Features: Low price.

四、lamb skin

Single-layer leather: Due to its poor wear resistance and tear resistance, it is usually only used to make ordinary gloves. The thickness of lambskin is directly proportional to its dexterity, the thinner it is, the more dexterous and comfortable it is to wear.

Features: soft and dexterous.