INTEGRITY GLOVE is a factory-direct manufacturer built around one flagship: A9 — the highest level of cut protection there is under ANSI/ISEA 105, at 6,000 g+ of blade load on the TDM-100. Nothing rates higher. Our A9 line leads the range, with A3–A8 models supporting it for lower-risk tasks — across two product lines only: the Home & Kitchen Line and the Industrial Line. Functional technologies — TPR impact protection, waterproof-breathable membranes, aramid heat + cut, touchscreen builds — are engineered into models across both lines; they are shared technology modules, not a third category. No general-purpose work gloves, no commodity lines. Every pair is knitted, dipped and finished in our own factory in Jiangsu, China, and A9 ratings are verified by third-party laboratory reports that travel with the samples — never in-house stamps alone.
Selection Tool
The scale tops out at A9 — the highest level of cut protection — and that is where our range starts: A9 is selected below. Tap any level to see what it actually means — the TDM-100 blade load behind the ANSI A-rating, the tasks it fits, and the model we would quote for it. ANSI and EN 388 use different test methods and do not convert directly — beware any supplier who hands you a simple conversion table.
Force values per ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 (TDM-100, grams). EN 388 ISO 13997 levels run A ≥2N to F ≥30N. If a hazard assessment exists for your customer's line, send it with the enquiry — we will match the glove to the assessment, not to a guess.
Product Range · Industrial Line
This catalogue is the Industrial Line, led by our A9 flagship — the highest level of cut protection available under ANSI/ISEA 105 — with A3–A8 coated-knit and specialist platforms supporting it for lower-risk tasks. Nothing here is a general-purpose work glove. Each platform is open to your logo, colourway, cuff and retail packaging. Quotations are fixed per specification and quantity, and confirmed in writing before any deposit. Our second line, Home & Kitchen (food-grade knit, mandoline & knife gloves, EN 1082 chainmail), runs as its own programme and is not listed in this catalogue — ask for the kitchen catalogue with your enquiry.
Functions are technology modules, not a product line. TPR impact armour, waterproof-breathable membranes, heat + cut aramid and touchscreen fingertips are engineered features built into models across the range — each card carries its function badges, and the Function filter below finds them wherever they appear.
Ratings shown are the target specifications for each platform, verified by third-party test reports (Intertek / CTC) supplied with samples and available before contracting.
Product Lines
We deliberately do not sell general-purpose work gloves. Every programme we run sits in one of two lines — Home & Kitchen, or Industrial — and the functional technologies (TPR impact, waterproof-breathable, heat + cut, touchscreen, food-grade) are shared modules engineered across both, never a third category of their own. This focus is why our sampling, testing and QC stay deep instead of wide.
Knife, mandoline and slicer work for kitchenware brands, culinary schools, restaurant groups and food processors. Food-grade HPPE knit and EN 1082 chainmail, with the food-contact documentation file your customers' auditors ask for. The kitchen line runs as its own programme — it is not listed in the industrial catalogue above, so ask for the kitchen catalogue with your enquiry.
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Led by the A9 flagship — the highest level of cut protection — with A3–A8 / EN 388 level C–F coated knit supporting it for sheet metal, glass, automotive and fabrication. Sandy nitrile, PU and latex palm options matched to the hazard assessment — specified by test report, not by catalogue adjectives. This is the line listed in full in the catalogue above.
See industrial modelsOEM · ODM · Private Label
You bring the brand and the market; we bring the factory. Specification, sampling, knitting, dipping, inspection and export packing run as one OEM/ODM programme under one roof — no trading company in between, no hand-offs between strangers. The services below are the standard programme — tell us which ones your channel needs.
Woven label, heat-transfer or printed logo on the glove back, plus your cuff colour and size-run overlock thread colours — the details buyers photograph.
Single-pair header cards, polybag with your barcode, 12-pair inner boxes and printed master cartons. Artwork proofed digitally before print, every time.
Branded samples in 4–5 working days against your artwork and spec sheet. Sample fees are credited against the first bulk order.
Pre-shipment inspection on every order: AQL sampling, size and weight checks, coating adhesion, and cut-performance spot tests against the retained golden sample.
Several models, sizes and brands consolidated into one shipment from our side — small buyers get factory range without factory-sized orders per SKU.
Spec sheets, size charts, EN 388 marking artwork and product photography supplied for your listings and distributor catalogues — the assets Schwer-style brands charge attention for.
Send target level, coating, quantity and market. We reply with a spec sheet and fixed quote.
Branded samples in 4–5 days with the model's third-party test report for your file.
You approve the golden sample and packaging artwork. Nothing prints before your sign-off.
Knitting, dipping and finishing on our own lines in Jiangsu, with in-line checks per batch.
AQL pre-shipment inspection report shared before loading; FOB Shanghai / Yangshan, 3 hours from plant.
Industrial Line · Signature Technology
Built on our All-Weather 360° Breathable Waterproof System — the three-layer construction we have refined in our own factory since our first knitted cut-resistant + TPR glove in 2013. Fully dipped gloves trap sweat; a membrane glove breathes. That difference is the product story your channel can charge for.
Model IG-W409 · ANSI A4 · EN 388 4X42D · MOQ 3,000 pairs. Add it to the enquiry cart from the range above, or ask for the membrane test data with your sample request.
The composite three-layer build — knitted cut-resistant shell, PU membrane and season liner — keeps hands dry through wet handling, washdown and outdoor work, with grip kept in hand.
The breathable membrane vents moisture vapour before it chills the hand — the All-Weather 360° answer to sweat-soaked winter gloves that lose their insulation from the inside.
Thermal-lined winter models hold warmth around the whole hand — 360° thermal protection — while the coated palm keeps its grip on frozen steel, tools and rigging.
Every certified glove carries the six-position EN 388 pictogram. Tap each position to decode it — this is the marking printed on the back of our gloves and reproduced on your retail packaging.
Our Factory
Founded in 2013, INTEGRITY GLOVE is a specialized manufacturer of cut-resistant and functional protective gloves. From day one, we have focused on one thing: solving the problems that commodity gloves cannot.
Our R&D path tells the story:
Today, INTEGRITY GLOVE runs a full in-house chain from knitting and coating to TPR molding and packing, serving OEM/ODM partners across home, industrial and professional markets. Our patented technologies and All-Weather 360° platform keep us one step ahead — so our partners' brands can stay one step ahead too.
Quality Control
A9 is the highest level of cut protection — and the easiest claim in the industry to fake. Batch-to-batch drift is the cut-glove industry's open secret. Our answer is a retained golden sample per order, batch spot-testing, and paperwork you can audit — the same transparency we put in writing to your customers.
Research & Development
The same R&D path, drawn as one timeline:
Patented Technology
INTEGRITY GLOVE holds patented technology for special protective gloves — a multi-layer composite construction, and the manufacturing process behind it, developed for factory, mining and timber work, where hand injuries account for roughly one in five disabling workplace accidents. Rather than padding a standard glove, the patented design builds protection into the glove's structure: a knitted base, two coating skins, and dedicated function layers sealed between them — placed so the hand still bends, grips and flexes freely, while the sealed construction sheds water and chemical splash.
Each palm function layer answers a named hazard, and the layers combine: a mining glove might stack impact + abrasion + damping against rock drills and picks; a fabrication glove cut + puncture + tear. Because the stack is sealed between the two coatings instead of sitting on the surface, the protection does not peel away — and the damping layer keeps absorbing vibration from drills, breakers and chainsaws rather than passing it into the hand and arm.
The signature impact layer is a hexagonal honeycomb support structure — cell edge 0.3–1 cm, cell height 0.2–0.7 cm — filled with EPDM (ethylene propylene) rubber that stands 0.1–0.5 cm proud of the cell walls, its face convex or flat. Under a blow the cells flex, spread the load sideways and spring back; between blows the glove stays supple enough to close around a tool handle. Triangular, square, pentagonal and round cells — or a flat implanted sheet — are also covered where a programme calls for them.
Base layer knitted on glove machines — directly, or sewn from knitted fabric — in the specified fibre or blend.
First coating sewn, bonded or dip-moulded onto the base, forming the base-and-coating composite.
Palm and back function layers sewn, bonded, implanted or heat-fused onto the composite — whole-piece, or split over the bone zones.
Second coating bonded or dip-moulded over the function layers and every exposed area of the first coating.
Cut to the design length, cuff sewn on, and every pair inspected before it counts as finished.
Programmes built on this patented construction are quoted per specification — send your hazard profile with the enquiry and we will propose the layer stack for it.
Why Integrity Glove
Seven commitments govern every order that leaves our factory — how we price, how we test, how we treat your brand. Each one below is stated the way we state it to ourselves, with the evidence a buyer can actually check.
Integrity is not our marketing word — it is the company name, and every glove that leaves Jiangsu carries it.
On the recordThe same name sits on our business licence, our test reports and your cartons — one accountable factory, no shell trading names in between.
We knit, dip and finish in our own factory, so your lead time never depends on a subcontractor's spare capacity.
On the floorOur own plant in Jiangsu with in-house HPPE yarn production, about 3 hours from Shanghai Yangshan Port — FOB dates planned around capacity we own.
No commissions under the table, to anyone, ever — the price in your quotation is the whole commercial story.
In writingOne transparent FOB quote per specification. If an intermediary asks us for a hidden margin, the answer is no — and your unit price never quietly absorbs one.
A cut rating here is a test result, not a sales adjective — and we test as if buyers are watching, because they are.
In the labOur A9 is verified on the TDM-100 to ISO 13997 and backed by third-party laboratory reports (Intertek / CTC) that travel with the samples — plus golden-sample control and batch spot tests on every order.
Your brand is your asset. Our factory's job is to disappear behind it — completely.
In practicePrivate-label artwork, packaging files and customer lists are never shared, resold or shown to another buyer. Your range stays exclusively yours.
Hazards don't wait for slow email, and neither do we — decisions at factory speed, not trade-fair speed.
On the clockEnquiries answered within one business day, branded samples couriered in 4–5 days, and AQL inspection reports shared before loading — not after arrival.
Send us your target price and you get a straight answer: yes, we can make it — or no, we can't, said immediately.
The one-price modelOnce we commit to your target price, it does not move after signing — no re-trading, no mid-production surprises, no season wasted negotiating.
Put the 7R to the test the way every buyer should — with a sample order and the test reports in the same carton.
Start an EnquiryBlog · Buyer Resource Center
The INTEGRITY GLOVE blog is the site's traffic engine, written for importers, distributors and private-label buyers. It leads with our flagship: A9, the highest level of cut protection — what it takes to earn the rating, how to verify a supplier's claim, and where the top of the scale genuinely earns its price. The topic plan below is built from a cleaned set of 445 buyer search terms (Google Ads keyword data, Oct 2025 – Sep 2026) — every guide targets a real searched phrase, shown on its card. Open any guide to see what it covers.
Scope note: topics cover cut-resistant gloves for our two lines — Home & Kitchen and Industrial — only. The keyword set also surfaced heavy demand for general-purpose work gloves — leather, winter, heated and electrical lines. We don't sell those, so we don't write for those searches; the plan stays inside the range we can actually supply and certify.
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