HexArmor gloves are distinguished by their use of advanced materials, such as SuperFabric® and Armortex®. SuperFabric® is a unique, multi-layered material that offers exceptional cut resistance. It consists of a base fabric covered with small, hard plates that resist sharp objects and abrasions. Armortex® provides enhanced grip and additional cut resistance, ensuring the gloves perform well under demanding conditions. These materials are not only durable but also lightweight, making them ideal for the rigorous tasks encountered in construction work.

Protection is at the core of HexArmor’s design philosophy. The gloves are engineered to meet or exceed industry standards for cut, puncture, and impact resistance. For instance, many HexArmor gloves incorporate high-performance impact protection, which helps to absorb and dissipate energy from accidental blows or crushing forces. This added layer of protection can prevent serious injuries and ensure that your hands remain safe even in the most hazardous work environments. Whether you’re handling sharp materials or operating heavy machinery, HexArmor gloves offer a high level of defense against common construction-related injuries.

While protection is essential, comfort and flexibility are equally important for a productive workday. HexArmor gloves are designed to provide a comfortable fit without sacrificing dexterity. Features such as breathable fabrics, ergonomic designs, and adjustable cuffs ensure that the gloves conform to your hands and move with you, reducing fatigue and enhancing grip. The combination of comfort and flexibility allows workers to perform tasks with precision while maintaining maximum protection. With HexArmor, you don’t have to choose between safety and comfort—you can have both.

The HexArmor Chrome Series is a premier choice for those requiring high cut resistance and shock absorption.

• Cut Resistance: Featuring SuperFabric® technology, the Chrome Series provides exceptional cut resistance, making it ideal for handling sharp materials and tools. The innovative design minimizes the risk of cuts and abrasions, enhancing safety on the job.

• Impact Protection: Equipped with a padded palm, these gloves absorb impacts and reduce vibrations, which is particularly beneficial when working with heavy machinery or handling heavy objects. This added cushioning helps protect against potential hand injuries and reduces hand fatigue.

• Comfort and Flexibility: The Chrome Series offers a snug fit and excellent dexterity. The ergonomic design and breathable materials ensure comfort during extended wear, allowing for precise handling and reduced hand strain.

The PointGuard®  is engineered for high dexterity and advanced protection, making it a versatile option for various construction tasks.

• Cut and Puncture Resistance: This glove features an integrated impact-resistant pad and cut-resistant materials, providing robust protection against sharp objects and punctures. The advanced design helps prevent injuries from sharp tools and materials commonly encountered on job sites.

• Precision Handling: Designed for tasks requiring high precision, the PointGuard® offers excellent tactile sensitivity and control. This makes it ideal for detailed work where accuracy and dexterity are crucial.

• Enhanced Comfort: The glove’s ergonomic fit and breathable fabric ensure comfort and flexibility, allowing workers to perform tasks efficiently without compromising hand safety. The flexible design also reduces hand fatigue during prolonged use.

The Rig Lizard® is built to withstand tough environments and demanding conditions, offering durability and superior grip.

• Durability and Grip: With a reinforced palm and rugged construction, the Rig Lizard® is designed to endure harsh conditions while providing a secure grip. This makes it suitable for tasks involving rough surfaces and heavy lifting.

• Extended Cuff Protection: The extended cuff offers additional protection for the wrists, shielding them from abrasions and impacts. This feature is particularly useful in environments where exposure to hazards extends beyond the hands.

• Comfort and Fit: Despite its rugged design, the Rig Lizard® maintains a high level of comfort and flexibility. The glove’s design ensures a snug fit and allows for easy movement, making it a practical choice for demanding construction tasks.

Type of Hazards: Different construction tasks pose different risks. For example, if your work involves handling sharp materials like metal or glass, you'll need gloves with high cut resistance, such as those with SuperFabric® technology. Conversely, tasks involving heavy lifting or impact require gloves with additional cushioning and impact protection.

Level of Dexterity Required: If precision is crucial for your tasks, such as in detailed assembly or small component handling, opt for gloves that offer high dexterity and tactile sensitivity. Gloves like the HexArmor PointGuard®  are designed to balance protection with the ability to handle delicate tasks effectively.

Environmental Conditions: Consider the environmental conditions of your work site. For instance, if you’re working in wet or slippery conditions, gloves with enhanced grip and moisture resistance will be more effective. HexArmor gloves with Armortex® or similar materials can provide the necessary grip and durability.

Snug Fit: A well-fitting glove ensures both protection and comfort. Gloves that are too loose can compromise safety by reducing dexterity and increasing the risk of snags, while those that are too tight can cause discomfort and limit movement. Look for gloves that offer a snug, yet comfortable fit and check if they come in different sizes to match your hands.

Breathability: Construction environments can be physically demanding, so breathability is important to prevent hands from getting too hot and sweaty. Gloves made with breathable fabrics or those that feature ventilation zones can enhance comfort during long hours of work.

Adjustable Features: Some HexArmor gloves come with adjustable cuffs or straps that allow you to customize the fit for added security and comfort. This feature can help keep the gloves in place and prevent debris from entering.

Ease of Cleaning: Durability is not only about how well gloves resist damage but also how easy they are to clean and maintain. Check the manufacturer's care instructions to ensure that the gloves can be cleaned effectively and will maintain their protective properties after multiple washes.

Wear and Tear: Inspect gloves regularly for signs of wear and tear, such as frayed edges or compromised materials. Choosing gloves made from high-quality materials like SuperFabric® or Armortex® can contribute to their longevity, but proper maintenance is key to extending their lifespan.

Replacement Frequency: Even the best gloves will need replacing eventually. Monitor their condition closely and replace them when they show significant signs of wear to ensure continued protection. HexArmor’s durability means they often provide long-term use, but regular inspections will help you stay ahead of any issues.

Follow Manufacturer’s Guidelines: Always use gloves according to the manufacturer’s instructions. This includes adhering to recommended tasks and limitations. HexArmor gloves are designed with specific features for particular types of work, so using them for their intended purpose ensures optimal protection.

Correct Fit and Adjustment: Ensure the gloves fit properly before starting work. Adjust any straps or cuffs to secure the gloves and prevent them from slipping off or getting caught. A snug, well-adjusted fit enhances both protection and comfort.

Storage Conditions: Store gloves in a clean, dry place when not in use. Avoid leaving them in direct sunlight or in environments where they could be exposed to chemicals or excessive moisture, as these conditions can degrade the materials and reduce the gloves' effectiveness.

Check for Wear and Tear: Inspect gloves regularly for any signs of damage, such as holes, frayed edges, or compromised padding. Even minor damage can impact their protective capabilities. Replace gloves if they show significant wear to ensure you’re always protected.

Evaluate Performance: Pay attention to how the gloves perform during use. If you notice a decline in grip, flexibility, or protection, it might be time for a replacement. Consistent performance checks help maintain safety and efficiency.

Cleanliness: Keep gloves clean according to the manufacturer’s care instructions. Regular cleaning helps maintain the integrity of the materials and ensures hygiene, especially when gloves are exposed to dirt, grime, or other contaminants.

Educate Workers: Ensure that all team members are trained on the proper use of gloves, including how to wear them correctly and understand their limitations. Proper training reduces the risk of accidents and ensures that everyone knows how to get the most out of their protective gear.

Understand Limitations: Recognize the limits of your gloves. No glove can provide 100% protection against all hazards, so understanding the specific protection your HexArmor gloves offer helps in using them effectively and knowing when additional safety measures might be necessary.

Promote Safety Culture: Encourage a culture of safety on the job site. Regularly remind workers of the importance of wearing gloves and other personal protective equipment (PPE) and foster an environment where safety practices are a priority.