Don’t pause operations to log data or answer a call. Featuring advanced conductive fingertips, our touch-compatible safety gloves allow your workforce to seamlessly interact with industrial HMIs, tablets, and smartphones while maintaining 100% mechanical hand protection.
In the modern digitized workplace, forcing workers to constantly remove their PPE to operate a screen is a massive safety liability and a drain on productivity. SQG bridges the gap between digital efficiency and physical protection. We integrate highly responsive conductive elements directly into the fabric and coatings of our gloves, mimicking the natural capacitance of the human body. From ultra-thin PU coated assembly gloves to heavy-duty cut-resistant models, our B2B wholesale touch screen series ensures your team stays connected to facility logistics, automated machinery, and mobile devices without ever compromising their safety compliance.
Modern screens require an electrical charge from your skin to register a touch. We weave highly specialized conductive yarns (such as microscopic carbon or copper threads) into the glove’s fingertips. This bridges the electrical connection between the worker’s finger and the screen, allowing flawless operation.
Yes, they are specifically engineered to work seamlessly with all capacitive touch screens, which include modern smartphones, iPads, logistics barcode scanners, and advanced industrial Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs) found on factory floors.
Absolutely. Connectivity shouldn’t compromise heavy-duty safety. We can seamlessly integrate our conductive copper or carbon fibers into HPPE and fiberglass liners, providing workers with high ANSI/EN388 cut protection while remaining fully touch-capable.
If a standard coating is applied too thickly, it can block the electrical signal. SQG overcomes this by utilizing ultra-thin dipping techniques, specialized conductive polymer coatings, or by designing the gloves with the specific conductive yarns exposed at the very tip of the thumb and index finger.
Every time a worker removes their glove to tap a screen, their hand is exposed to lacerations, chemicals, or abrasions. By providing touch-capable PPE, safety managers drastically reduce the frequency of “bare-hand” exposure, increasing overall safety compliance rates.
No. Because we physically knit the conductive metallic or carbon threads directly into the structural liner—rather than using a cheap, temporary chemical spray—the touch sensitivity remains highly reliable even after multiple commercial washing cycles.
Yes. Taking off gloves in sub-zero temperatures is dangerous. We manufacture winter-grade thermal work gloves that feature a heavy acrylic fleece lining for warmth, coupled with conductive fingertips to operate logistics scanners inside commercial cold storage.
As a direct OEM manufacturer, we offer complete customization. While standard models feature touch capability on the thumb and index finger (2-finger touch), B2B buyers can request 3-finger, 5-finger full-hand touch configurations, and private label branding for bulk orders.
