Hvac
Self-adhering finger tape that stops sheet metal slices and coil fin cuts. Full dexterity for service work. Breathes in hot attics.
Shop Now — $14.99HVAC work shreds hands. Ductwork edges slice through skin. Coil fins puncture fingertips. Every sheet metal seam is a potential cut.
Gloves are too hot in attics and too bulky for electrical connections. Going bare means accepting cuts that get infected in dirty duct systems.
You need protection that works in extreme conditions.
Duct edges and coil fins cut the tape, not your skin. Two layers stops most slices.
Cotton weave lets air through. Works in hot attics where gloves create swamp hands.
Make electrical connections by feel. Thread screws. Work in tight air handlers.
Cut-resistant gloves are too hot for attic work. Nitrile tears on first sheet metal edge. Leather kills dexterity for electrical. Guard-Tex protects without the heat penalty.
Wrap fingertips and knuckles before ductwork. Add palm wraps for heavy sheet metal.
Two layers minimum for sheet metal. Three for new construction with sharp edges.
Unwrap clean. No adhesive pulling at cuts.
Two layers stops most sheet metal slices. For heavy fabrication work, use three layers or combine with cut-resistant gloves.
Yes. Cotton weave breathes better than any glove. No swamp hands, no lost grip from sweat.
Yes. The thin profile maintains the dexterity needed for wire nuts and terminal screws.
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Wraps anything. Sticks to nothing. American made since 1935.
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