HVAC Gloves & Protective Gear

HVAC Technician Gloves & Protective Gear

The HVAC Gloves & Protective Gear category focuses on hand protection built for real field conditions—handling sheet metal, line sets, chemicals, hot and cold equipment, and power tools. The right gloves help prevent cuts, punctures, burns and chemical contact while still giving technicians the dexterity they need to work fast.

Here you’ll find cut-resistant gloves, impact and anti-vibration gloves, high-grip utility gloves, thermal-insulated winter gloves, disposable nitrile gloves and specialty chemical-resistant gloves. Each style is selected for HVAC installs, service calls, rooftop work and tight mechanical rooms.

• Cut-resistant gloves (A2–A6) for sheet metal, ductwork and coil fins.
• High-grip utility gloves for carrying condensers, tools and equipment.
• Impact and anti-vibration gloves for power tools and heavy handling.
• Thermal and lined gloves for cold rooftops, freezers and winter work.
• Disposable nitrile gloves for oils, refrigerants and chemicals.
• Chemical-resistant gloves for cleaners, coil chemicals and solvents.

When choosing HVAC gloves, consider cut rating, grip level, impact protection, chemical exposure, temperature conditions, cuff length and how much fingertip dexterity you need. Many contractors stock different glove types on each truck so techs can match protection to the task.

Pro tip: Use cut-resistant gloves for metal work, switch to nitrile disposables when handling oils or chemicals, and keep a pair of insulated winter gloves for rooftop or walk-in freezer calls. One glove style cannot cover every HVAC job safely.