ATG Gloves

Core Technologies and Innovations

ATG gloves employ seven proprietary technology platforms, each designed to address specific workplace challenges without adding unnecessary weight or reducing dexterity.

AIRtech delivers 360 degree hand breathability through micro-foam nitrile coating embedded with tiny air bubbles. Heat escapes naturally, preventing sweat accumulation during extended wear. This matters in food processing, logistics, and assembly environments where moisture buildup causes discomfort and grip loss.

ERGOtech uses compounds that mould to hand and finger contours as you wear them. Rather than fighting the glove shape, the material adapts to yours. Fatigue reduction compounds in the formulation mean workers maintain grip strength through full shifts without hand cramping, a quantifiable difference in high-touch assembly and handling operations.

Cut Resistance and Material Sourcing

Maxicut gloves employ CUTtech fibres sourced from long-term partners and processed in-house. ATG covers, twists, and plates each fibre at their own production facility, ensuring consistent lightweight construction without sacrificing cut protection. This vertical control eliminates quality variance common when outsourcing fibre preparation.

The result is flexible, cut-resistant gloves that do not restrict hand movement. Butchers, glass handlers, and metalworkers benefit most, as does any operation handling sharp materials where traditional heavy gauntlets are impractical.

Durability, Grip and Environmental Protection

DURAtech construction ensures ATG gloves withstand repeated wear and washing cycles. Unlike single-use alternatives, these gloves maintain integrity through multiple laundry rounds, a significant cost advantage for high-volume operations. GRIPtech micro-cup finish performs equally in dry handling and oily or wet conditions, eliminating the need to swap between glove types mid-shift.

LIQUItech creates barriers against water, oils, and many industrial chemicals without the bulk or reduced sensitivity of traditional coated gloves. Maxidry variants incorporate this protection specifically for wet-environment work. THERMtech high-thermal-insulation yarns handle both extreme cold and radiant heat, making Maxitherm variants suitable for foundry, kitchen, and freezer environments where temperature extremes are routine.

Product Range and Application Matching

Maxiflex work gloves serve general handling, picking, and assembly, environments where comfort and dexterity outweigh specialized hazard protection. Maxicut addresses cut risks in food preparation, butchery, and sheet-metal work. Maxitherm suits foundries, glass manufacturing, and commercial kitchens. Maxichem protects against chemical splashes and skin absorption. Maxidry keeps hands functional in wet or oily conditions.

This range design means you specify one glove per hazard type rather than compromising with a one-size-fits-most option. Engineering teams, construction crews, and scaffolders benefit from this targeted approach.

Ethical Manufacturing and Sustainability Credentials

ATG holds SMETA (Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit) certification, confirming third-party verification of fair labour, health and safety, and environmental standards across their supply chain. This matters for operations subject to ethical sourcing requirements or internal CSR policies.

The OneMillionTrees campaign actively offsets manufacturing carbon through reforestation in Sri Lanka. Glove replacements contribute to environmental remediation, aligning with net-zero procurement goals increasingly common in construction and engineering sectors.