Click 2000

The Brand Transition

Beeswift Limited owns and manufactures the Click 2000 brand – a leading hand protection range used across UK industries. The transition from Click 2000 branding to Beeswift is a consolidation, not a product change. Well-known models like the MP1 and Puggy gloves retain their exact specifications, materials, and protective capabilities. The only visual change is the Beeswift logo replacing the Click 2000 mark. This means existing specifications, certifications, and ordering processes remain unchanged.

Standards and Certification

All Click 2000 / Beeswift gloves comply with EN388:2016, the European standard for protective gloves against mechanical hazards. This covers four key protection areas: abrasion resistance, cut resistance, tear resistance, and puncture resistance. Each glove type carries a performance level (ranging from Level 0 to Level 4 depending on the hazard) so you know exactly what protection you're getting. When you see a specification like 'EN388 Level 3 cut resistance,' that's been tested and certified – not marketing estimation.

Protection Range and Applications

The Click 2000 / Beeswift range covers multiple protection types in one collection. Thermal protection includes both cold weather gloves for winter work and heat-resistant options for handling hot materials or working near furnaces and foundries. Chemical-resistant variants protect against oils, solvents, and industrial liquids depending on the specific coating and material. Cut and abrasion protection uses different shell materials and outer coatings – from knitted shells with nitrile or latex coatings to leather palms for mechanical protection.

Popular models within the range include latex gloves with various grip and protection combinations, nitrile gloves offering better chemical resistance and durability, and specialised variants like the MP1 (multi-purpose performance) and Puggy gloves (popular in manual handling and warehouse environments). Each model fills a specific workplace need rather than being a generic 'all-rounder.'

Materials and Construction

Click 2000 / Beeswift gloves use shell materials appropriate to their hazard focus. Knitted cotton or synthetic bases provide comfort and breathability for extended wear. Outer coatings include latex for grip and water resistance, nitrile for superior chemical resistance and durability, and leather palms where abrasion protection is the priority. Thermal-rated models incorporate insulation where necessary – genuine warmth for cold work, not just thin cotton.

The choice between latex gloves and nitrile gloves in this range comes down to the specific application. Latex offers flexibility and sensitivity, making it suitable for handling tasks requiring dexterity. Nitrile delivers enhanced chemical resistance and puncture durability, preferred for harsher environments. Both are available across different protection levels.

Durability and Workplace Suitability

These gloves are chosen for industrial and commercial work because they hold up under real conditions. Construction sites, warehouses, maintenance teams, and manufacturing environments specify Click 2000 models because they've proven durability – not just in initial purchase but across full-shift wear. The EN388 compliance matters here: it means the protection levels have been tested against standardised mechanical damage, so durability claims are backed by independent certification.

Because the range includes different materials and protection levels, you can match the exact specification to your actual workplace hazards rather than buying a compromise glove. Overspecification adds cost and bulk; underspecification creates risk. The Click 2000 / Beeswift approach is to stock options so specifiers and safety teams can order the right protection level for their site.

Bulk Ordering and Supply

National delivery is available for the full Click 2000 / Beeswift range. Bulk pricing applies, so if you're ordering for a team, site, or facility, request a quote for volume discounts. This is practical hand protection – order what your workplace actually uses, in the quantities you need, with cost benefit at scale.