The Pawa PG101 has a highly abrasion resistant foam nitrile coating on a nylon and spandex liner which is designed to fit your

hands and is breathable, the Pawa PG102 and PG103 take the coating to the knuckles and a full coating for oily conditions

helping keep dirt and oils from entering the back of the glove.

Not lightweight enough, try the Pawa PG120 weighing in at just 14g for a single size 9 glove,

Working in hot weather outside, Pawa gloves have it covered with the COOLMAX PG121, made using Coolmax fibres

which wick away moisture, keeping your hands cooler than other work gloves.

If you prefer the grip of a rubber glove, take a look at the PG122, traffic light red liner with a grippy sandy latex rubber coating.

Wet, oily, dirty work, with low risk of cuts, the Pawa PG201 has a double coating of latex, the orange layer stops liquids, with 

a top layer of foam latex for amazing grip. 

Prefer this glove with a nitrile dual coating, with better abrasion qualities, the PG202 is the wet work glove for you.

The PAWA PG241, is similar to the orange PG201 but with a thermal liner protecting hands from cold tested to conatct level 2 (EN511)

and the added benefit of being heat tested to 250°C (Contact level 2 EN407)

If you want a pair of gloves which are long lasting, for Cold conditions, but with great dexterity, the PG400 have THERMOLITE yarn

keeping your hands warm in conditions down to -20°C.

What about CUT PROTECTION, Pawa gloves have that covered as well, 

The PG330, offers mid range cut resistance with a score of 3 for the old EN388 test, and scores Level B for the new ISO cut

test for EN388 (2016), a very lightweight cut resistant safety work glove.

Taking cut protection very seriously, the fully coated PG510 has a dual coating of Nitrile and Micro Foam Nitrile, with a cut level D

score for the new tougher ISO cut test, ideal for waste handling.