Agriculture Gloves

Farm work mixes mud, thorns, animals, equipment and sprays. One glove rarely covers it all, so most farms keep a chemical glove for sprays and cleaners and a lighter glove for planting, pruning and handling. This guide sets out how to match each, followed by every glove in the range that meets the agriculture selection rule.

Hero glove: GRANBERG 770 Blue Nitrile Gloves

GRANBERG 770 blue powder-free nitrile single-use gloves with dispenser box

The GRANBERG 770 is a single-use blue nitrile glove tested to ISO 18889 Level G1 for handling diluted pesticides. It also carries EN ISO 374-1 Type B (KPT) chemical protection and EN ISO 374-5 virus protection, and it is EU food contact approved (EN 1186). Each box holds 100 gloves, in sizes S to 2XL.

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Also consider: GRANBERG 990 Nitrile Chemical Gloves

GRANBERG 990 dark green powder-free nitrile single-use gloves

For handling produce and other farm tasks, the 990 is a 0.13 mm nitrile single-use glove with chemical protection to EN ISO 374-1 Type B and virus protection to EN ISO 374-5. It is EU food contact approved (EN 1186) and comes in sizes S to 2XL.

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Sprays and cleaning: chemical gloves

For diluted pesticides, the GRANBERG 770 is a single-use nitrile glove rated ISO 18889 Level G1 and EN ISO 374-1 Type B. Reusable chemical gloves tested to EN ISO 374-1 give a tested barrier against listed chemicals. Match the code letters under the marking to the products you use, and check your safety data sheets. See the chemical resistant range.

Planting, pruning and general handling

Garden style gloves give grip and feel for planting, pruning and sorting. They are not chemical gloves, so do not use them for sprays. Where thorns or wire are a hazard, consider a cut rated glove and read how to read EN 388 and ANSI cut levels.

Cold mornings and wet fields

Early starts and wet ground call for insulation and a liquid proof layer. See the winter range. For related work, see municipal and waste and fisheries and seafood. To discuss a specification, request a quote.

Standards explained: EN 1186: Food Contact Gloves Explained · EN ISO 374: Chemical Gloves Explained

Gloves for agriculture

Frequently asked questions

Can I use garden gloves for spraying?

No. Garden style gloves are not tested as chemical barriers. Use a glove tested to EN ISO 374-1 for sprays and check your safety data sheets.

What does EN ISO 374-1 tell me?

It shows the glove was tested against listed chemicals. The code letters under the marking show which ones.

What cut rating helps with thorns and wire?

A cut resistant glove, with the level chosen for your task. See the guide to EN 388 and ANSI cut levels.

How are the gloves on this page chosen?

The list is built by rule: reusable chemical gloves tested to EN ISO 374-1 outside the healthcare range, plus gardening gloves.

Related glove types

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