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TPR + PVC Impact-Resistant Gloves: When Your Hands Need Armor, Not Just a Barrier
October 10, 2026
Some jobs punish your hands in more ways than one.
You're not just gripping oily tools. You're not just working in the cold. You're not just handling chemicals. You're doing all of it—while heavy objects threaten to crush your fingers at any moment.
A standard glove won't help you there. You need something closer to armor.
At Qingdao Meiji Labor Products Co., Ltd, we've been manufacturing protective gloves since 2010, providing solutions for different industry needs while balancing protection performance with real-world working comfort. Today, we're introducing one of our most rugged designs: the TPR + PVC Impact-Resistant Glove (MJFZ525) —and explaining why it exists.
What Makes This Glove Different
Most gloves focus on one hazard: cut, chemical, or abrasion. This glove is built for environments where multiple hazards stack on top of each other.
Here's what's inside:
| Feature | What It Delivers |
| TPR padding | Absorbs impact energy on the back of hand and fingers |
| Smooth PVC coating | Anti-slip grip, even in wet or oily conditions |
| Oil, chemical, water & abrasion resistance | Handles aggressive industrial environments |
| Fleece lining | Cold protection for outdoor and refrigerated work |
| Long cuff | Blocks contaminants and cold air from entering |
| Flexible construction | Maintains dexterity for long-term use |
This is not a glove you wear because it's comfortable. It's a glove you wear because your hands are under threat—and you want them to stay intact.
Meiji says: A glove that stops one hazard is useful. A glove that stops four while absorbing impact is a different category entirely.
The Impact Protection Story
Impact injuries don't get as much attention as cuts. But they can be just as devastating—and often more permanent.
| Impact Hazard | What Happens Without Protection |
| Falling tools or materials | Crushed fingers, fractures, nerve damage |
| Pinch points | Tissue damage, loss of function |
| Striking hard surfaces | Bruising, swelling, reduced grip strength |
| Repeated low-level impacts | Long-term joint damage |
The TPR padding on this glove covers the back of the hand and the fingers—the areas most exposed to falling objects and crushing forces. When something hits, the TPR absorbs and disperses the energy before it reaches your bones.
Meiji says: Impact protection is not about preventing every bump. It's about making sure the bump doesn't end your career.
Where This Glove Belongs
The MJFZ525 is engineered for environments where impact, chemicals, cold, and abrasion all show up in the same shift.
| Industry | Typical Exposure |
| Oil & Gas | Heavy equipment, hydrocarbons, outdoor cold |
| Mining & Metal | Falling rock, sharp edges, abrasion |
| Construction | Impact hazards, wet conditions, rough materials |
| Mechanic Industry | Oily tools, heavy parts, cold workshops |
| Chemical | Splash exposure plus handling risks |
| Sewage Treatment | Wet environments, contaminants, cold |
If your workers face more than one hazard at a time, a single-purpose glove leaves gaps. This one closes them.
Why Fleece Lining and Long Cuff Matter
In cold environments, your hands lose dexterity fast. Cold hands drop tools. Cold hands miss grip. Cold hands get injured.
The fleece lining traps warmth against the skin, keeping fingers functional in low temperatures. The long cuff does two things at once: it blocks cold air from entering, and it blocks contaminants from reaching the wrist and forearm.
| Feature | Benefit |
| Fleece lining | Warmth retention for cold environments |
| Long cuff | Blocks contaminants and cold air |
| Extended coverage | Protects wrist and lower forearm |
Meiji says: Cold hands are slow hands. Slow hands are dangerous hands. Fleece lining keeps workers fast and safe.
Anti-Slip Grip in Real Conditions
Smooth PVC is not a compromise on grip—it's a deliberate choice. The smooth surface resists oil and water adhesion, which means your grip doesn't disappear when things get messy.
| Surface Condition | Grip Performance |
| Dry | Excellent |
| Oily | Excellent |
| Wet | Excellent |
| Cold | Excellent |
The result: Your workers can handle oily pipes, wet containers, and cold metal without losing control.
Specification Summary
| Specification | Detail |
| Model | MJFZ525 |
| Coating | PVC + TPR |
| Liner | Fleeced |
| Sizes | 8, 9, 10 |
| Key Properties | Anti-impact, anti-oil, thermal insulation, chemical resistant |
| Standards | CE CAT II, EN 388 4121XP |
| Primary Industries | Oil & Gas, Mining & Metal, Construction, Mechanic, Chemical, Sewage Treatment |
The Meiji Commitment to Multi-Hazard Protection
At Qingdao Meiji Labor Products Co., Ltd, we don't treat safety as a checklist. We understand that real work environments rarely present one hazard at a time.
That's why our range includes gloves designed for combined hazards—impact plus chemical, cold plus grip, cut plus oil—alongside our nitrile, neoprene, butyl, latex, PVC, PU-coated, cut-resistant, and insulated gloves.
We help you match the glove to the full picture, not just one line item.
Your Workers Face More Than One Hazard. Protect Them Accordingly.
Impact. Chemicals. Oil. Cold. Abrasion. If your team faces several of these every shift, a single-purpose glove is not enough.
The MJFZ525 TPR + PVC glove is built for the environments that demand more.
* Phone: 0086-15020088730
* Visit: www.meijigloves.com
* Email: info@meijigloves.com
Qingdao Meiji — Multi-hazard protection for multi-hazard work.
