Import Al C002 Canadian Gloves — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The AL C002 Canadian Gloves are heavy-duty work gloves constructed with a full grain leather palm and split leather back, designed for medium to heavy industrial use. The reinforced full grain leather cuff and rubberized thumb enhance durability, while the wing thumb cut and 3-tip finger style improve dexterity for precision tasks. Sizes range from 8 to 12, with a leather thickness of 0.9 to 1.2 mm, and options for water-resistant leather and customization.

Available in cow, buff, or goat leather, the AL C002 features a cotton or fleece lining for comfort during extended wear. The reinforced palm and index finger provide added safety, and knuckle protection on the back reduces impact injuries. Typical industry standards for such gloves include EN 388 for abrasion and tear resistance, though this model’s exact certification should be confirmed with the supplier.

These gloves are suited for construction, manufacturing, and logistics sectors where hand protection and grip are critical. Buyers sourcing from Leather Forum in Kolkata should verify the specific leather grade and water resistance requirements for their application. The gloves are packaged in bulk for wholesale distribution, with lead times and MOQs available upon request.

Leather Forum operates from Kolkata, West Bengal, with an office address at 16/1e/1 East Topsia Road, Ideal Lakeview Apartment M3e. The company specializes in manufacturing and supplying industrial gloves, including Canadian-style models for heavy-duty applications. Its harbor trust tier indicates a baseline verification level, though specific certifications or production scale are not detailed in the profile.

The supplier’s description highlights customization options and a focus on safety features like reinforced palms and knuckle protection. However, the profile does not disclose production capacity, client references, or third-party certifications. Buyers should directly confirm the supplier’s ability to meet volume, quality, and compliance requirements before placing orders.