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Guide Gloves
Swedish work gloves for professionals since 1995
Guide is a Swedish glove maker that has developed professional work and safety gloves since 1995. As part of Bergman & Beving's Safety Technology division, Guide designs and sells around 25 million pairs of gloves each year to customers in some 30 countries. The focus is on ergonomics, durability and the right level of protection for every task.
Swedish since 1995
Founded in 1995, Guide has over 30 years of experience developing work gloves together with tradespeople.
Assembly gloves for the workshop
Thin, supple models with nitrile or PU coating give fingertip sensitivity for assembly, adjustment and handling tools in the joinery.
Cut protection to EN 388
Cut-resistant gloves rated to EN 388 protect the hand when working with sharp fittings, sheet metal and tools without feeling bulky.
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Buy Guide Gloves at Ernst P AB
Ernst P offers Guide work gloves for joinery, woodworking and the workshop. Guide is a Swedish brand founded in 1995, headquartered in Upplands Väsby, and part of the Bergman & Beving group. The range includes thin assembly gloves with nitrile or PU coating, allround gloves and cut-resistant gloves rated to EN 388.
About Guide Gloves
For the joiner, the right glove means better grip and fewer injuries without losing precision. Guide's thinner assembly models keep the feel in your fingertips while fitting hardware, adjusting machines or assembling — while the cut-resistant models guard against blades and edges during heavier work. Guide gloves are a made-to-order item at Ernst P.
Frequently asked questions about Guide Gloves
Which gloves suit joinery and woodworking?
For fine assembly, thin Guide gloves with nitrile or PU coating are recommended for good fingertip feel. For heavier work or handling sharp fittings, choose an allround or cut-resistant model rated to EN 388.
What does EN 388 mean on a glove?
EN 388 is the European standard for protection against mechanical risks. It indicates the glove's resistance to abrasion, cutting, tearing and puncture.
