Flame and arc flash
Doesn't melt or sustain combustion. Resists arc flash.
Authorized distributor Superior Glove Canadian engineering
We are your B2B partner specializing in technical hand protection. Shield your production with Superior Glove technology: fewer injuries, greater operating profitability. Wholesale prices from 13 pairs.
We are authorized distributors

Since 1910
Superior Glove was founded in 1910 in Acton, Ontario, sewing leather gloves for lumberjacks and railroad workers. Today it is a family-owned company with its own lab and spinning mill in Canada: instead of buying ordinary fabrics, it invents its own yarns.
Leather gloves for lumberjacks and railroad workers.
The first line designed for touch.
Proprietary high-cut fibers in a fine gauge.
21-gauge, impact protection and microporous grip.
Designed and engineered in Canada. The country of manufacture of each model appears on its product page.

Technology
A fishing line made of a plastic so dense the blade slides off without cutting it, and it feels as cool as silk.
A sock so thin you can feel the relief of a coin with your eyes closed, yet a scalpel can't cut it.
A soft, stretchy sweater with rubber plates on the back that absorb impacts, and a fabric that stops the blade without feeling like armor.
A fiber that chars instead of melting when exposed to flame: it doesn't stick to skin or keep burning.
Soft goatskin with an inner shield that resists sparks and the heat of an electrical explosion.
Superior Glove designs its own fibers. Each one solves a risk.
Doesn't melt or sustain combustion. Resists arc flash.
Insulates against contact heat without harming the skin.
Continuous filament that doesn't shed lint.
Suppresses bacteria and fungi. For food.
Operates screens without taking your glove off.
Choose by risk
Presses, stamping, sheet-metal handling with crush risk.
Die cutting, motors and transmissions fresh off the lathe.
Small parts, inserts, blades, food processing.
Painting, electronics and medical devices: lint-free.
Substations, MIG/TIG welding and hot parts.
Cost-effective ergonomics to standardize the whole plant.
On the plant floor

Dexterity® in the plant
CNC machining and wire harnesses in Jalisco, Guanajuato and the Bajío
Changing inserts and adjusting blades without losing touch.

TenActiv™ in the plant
Structure assembly in Querétaro, Chihuahua and Sonora
Handling sharp-edged aluminum sheets without marking or contaminating the part.

Dexterity® in the plant
Meat and fruit processing in the Bajío and Sinaloa
Cutting and deboning with high cut protection and good grip.

ParaActiv™ + Endura® in the plant
Substations and petrochemical welding
Helps meet electrical safety audits (NFPA 70E).

KnitActiv™ in the plant
Stamping and foundry in Nuevo León and the Bajío
Demolding aluminum parts without pinches or cuts.

TenActiv™ in the plant
Electronics and motors in Jalisco, Coahuila and Querétaro
Protects against cabinet edges without contaminating circuit boards, and grips lubricated gears.
Catalog

14 models · A3 to A9

5 models · A4 to A6

5 models · A3 to A6

3 models · A6 to A9

2 models · A4 to A5

8 models · A4 to A9

3 models · A8 to A9
Best sellers
Prices in MXN, VAT included · price per pair

A5 cut and N2 impact, wet grip
$409.69 / pair
From $348.24 / pair for volume
Immediate delivery
Ships in 3–5 business days

Extreme A7 cut, thumb-crotch reinforcement
$304.34 / pair
From $258.69 / pair for volume
Immediate delivery
Ships in 3–5 business days

Ultra-thin A9 cut, touchscreen compatible and latex-free
$405.79 / pair
From $344.92 / pair for volume
Immediate delivery
Ships in 3–5 business days

Maximum A9 cut, grip on oily parts
$409.69 / pair
From $348.24 / pair for volume
Immediate delivery
Ships in 3–5 business days
Genuine Superior Glove products.
ANSI/ISEA and EN 388 datasheet for every model, ready to download.
Pairs in stock: they ship right away and arrive in 3 to 5 business days. Volume orders: 4 to 6 weeks.
On orders over $4,000.
Certifications
U.S. standard that rates cut resistance from A1 to A9 according to the grams of force the material withstands. It also covers abrasion, puncture and heat.
Measures how much force from an impact reaches the knuckles and fingers. It has three levels; level 3 transmits the least force.
European mechanical-risk standard: abrasion, cut, tear, puncture, ISO cut and impact. It is the basis of CE marking for gloves.
From 13 pairs the price drops automatically in the cart, up to −15% from 73 pairs. Mix models and sizes.