Empiral Gorilla I PU Palm Gloves, Medium Size, 1 Pair Used for Dexterity & Dry Grip - Grey

The gloves use a grey polyester liner for lightness and dexterity and a grey PU palm coating for grip. They are lightweight, ergonomic, and optimized for tactile sensitivity to help with delicate tasks and small component handling.

Available sizes are 8/M (yellow binding), 9/L (brown binding), and 10/XL (black binding).

The grey PU palm coating provides a secure dry grip on objects while preserving tactile sensitivity, enabling precise control and handling of small components without sacrificing feel.

They are suitable for electronics, cosmetics, and automotive finishing, as well as other tasks that require fine precision, delicate handling, and a reliable grip.

Refer to the size options (8/M, 9/L, 10/XL) and choose based on your hand measurement. If you are between sizes, prefer the size that gives the most secure, comfortable grip without excessive looseness.

Gently clean with mild detergent and water, then air dry. Avoid high heat sources or drying methods, and do not use harsh chemicals that could degrade the coating or fabric.

Wear by sliding the hand into the liner up to the wrist and ensure a snug fit. Remove by gently easing them off from the cuff rather than pulling on fingertips to reduce strain on the material.

These gloves are designed for dry-grip precision handling and delicate tasks. They are not intended for heavy-duty, chemical-resistant, or high-risk environments. Always assess task requirements and replace if damaged.

Both share a polyester liner and PU palm coating for grip and tactile sensitivity. Gorilla II may differ in fit, binding color options, or minor design details, so reviewing the specific Gorilla II product page can help you decide which best matches your needs.

Both are designed for precise handling with a PU palm coating, but MicroGrip may feature a different grip texture or palm design. Checking the MicroGrip product page will reveal the exact differences relevant to your tasks.

Ideal scenarios include fine electronics assembly, cosmetic product handling, delicate finishing tasks, and small-part manipulation on assembly lines where tactile feedback and a secure dry grip are important.