Chemical-resistant gloves shield hands from exposure to corrosive substances, solvents, acids, and other hazardous chemicals. These gloves are typically made from materials such as nitrile, neoprene, PVC, or butyl rubber, offering resistance to specific chemicals and providing a barrier against skin absorption or irritation.

Electrically insulated gloves protect against electrical shock and arc flash hazards in electrical maintenance and utility work. Constructed from rubber or other dielectric materials, these gloves are tested and rated for specific voltage levels to ensure worker safety when working with live electrical equipment. Cold-weather gloves provide insulation and protection against frostbite, hypothermia, and cold-related injuries in freezing or sub-zero environments. They are insulated with materials like Thinsulate™ or fleece and may feature waterproof or windproof barriers to keep hands warm and dry in harsh winter conditions.