Wells Lamont Industrial

Wells Lamont Industrial builds hand protection for people whose jobs demand it — welders, machinists, warehouse crews, oil and gas workers, and anyone handling sharp, hot, or hazardous materials all day. The brand has spent more than a century focused on one thing: gloves that hold up shift after shift. For buyers stocking a facility or outfitting a crew, that track record matters as much as the spec sheet.

Most purchasing decisions in this category come down to matching the glove to the actual risk on the floor. Cut resistance is rated on the ANSI A1–A9 scale, so a job involving glass or sheet metal needs a higher cut level than general parts handling. Coatings — nitrile, polyurethane, latex — change grip and durability depending on whether hands are working dry, oily, or wet. Wells Lamont Industrial covers this range with cut-resistant, coated, leather, and chemical-resistant lines, along with disposables for lighter tasks, so a single supplier can typically address most stations in a plant.

When ordering for a team, the practical questions are usually the same: which cut level meets the safety requirement, whether the glove is available across the full size run so every worker gets a proper fit, and how gloves are packaged — pairs, dozens, or bulk cases — for reorder efficiency. Comfort and dexterity drive compliance; a glove that's too stiff or too warm ends up off the hand, which defeats the purpose. Wells Lamont Industrial designs many lines with breathable liners and form-fitting knits to keep workers wearing them.

For broader facility and safety needs beyond hand protection, browse GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL and Graphic Controls Industrial to round out your procurement in one place.