Mechanics-style antivibration gloves have good dexterity and protect hands from dirt, grime, scrapes, and blisters. They are often worn when performing basic tasks in general maintenance and repair operations.

Cut-resistant antivibration leather drivers gloves have liner and stitching to protect hands from cuts and lacerations. Leather naturally resists abrasion and protects from incidental contact with heat and sparks. Antivibration cut-resistant gloves are used wherever workers use vibrating equipment and encounter sharp items.

Antivibration knit cut-resistant gloves meet ANSI/ISEA 105 standards to protect hands from cuts, abrasions, lacerations, and punctures when handling sharp items. Spun yarn construction makes knit gloves formfitting.