A glove range you can defend in front of your own customers
Twelve lines and 157 models, every rating printed per model in its manufacturer's catalog — a range built on documents, not adjectives.
The range, honestly stated
The cut-resistant line runs mainly ANSI A2–A3 for general cut work, with named models at A5 and A6 and individual A7 models (ATV004D7P, FS913F7S, FM913F7) — every level printed for its model, every level backed by a report you can request. Around it: nitrile, PU, sandy nitrile and latex coating families for the non-cut work, impact and anti-vibration specialties, a winter line with printed EN 511 models, TPE injection gloves, sleeves, a leather-palm model and a children's line. Where a catalog contradicts itself on a model, the model is listed without a rating until its report confirms the value — your customers get the same discipline you do.
Why distributors consolidate here
One operating desk, one MOQ logic (6,000 pairs per model), one packing logic (individual packaging or 12 pairs per polybag), and models that stay the same model across orders because each is one manufacturer's catalog product. Programmes are quoted per specification — there is no public price list, by design.
Distributors — buyer questions
What does a distributor range look like here?
Twelve lines, 157 models. Most distributors anchor on the cut line and one coating family, then extend. Model-level printed specifications make the range explainable to your own customers.
What are the commercial terms?
MOQ 6,000 pairs per model; packing individual packaging or 12 pairs per polybag; quotations per specification; lead time confirmed per order in writing.
Can I see reports before committing?
Yes — CE / test reports are available on request, per model, at shortlist stage.
Build your range
Tell us your market and your current gaps. The reply proposes a model structure with terms.