Your brand, on a specified glove

What OEM means here

You choose the model — by number, from the lines on this site — and the specification you are buying is the one printed for that model: liner, coating, sizes and, where the catalog prints them, the EN 388 string and ANSI level. Branding changes the label, not the construction; if a construction ever has to change, the model's rating position is re-established before the changed glove ships under your name.

United States programmes

For the US, cut levels follow ANSI/ISEA 105, which works on manufacturer declaration supported by testing. The levels we state are the levels printed for each model in its manufacturer's catalog, and the model's test report is available on request — ask for it before the label is printed, and keep it with your product file.

European programmes and Article 12

Mechanical-risk gloves are PPE Category II under Regulation (EU) 2016/425. The models in this range carry their manufacturers' CE documentation, provided per model on request. If the gloves are sold under your own name or trademark, Article 12 makes you the manufacturer in law: you hold the technical documentation and the declaration duties. Two workable routes exist — sell under the manufacturer's documentation structure as a distributor, or build your own technical file as an own-brand manufacturer with our document support. We will walk through both before you commit, because the choice changes your obligations, not just your artwork.

Terms

MOQ 6,000 pairs per model. Packing: individual packaging or 12 pairs per polybag, with your artwork on retail formats. Weight is customised to your specification and approved sample. Lead time is confirmed per order in writing.