WORK GLOVES / OEM / PRIVATE LABEL

Coated work gloves manufacturer.
For your product range.

Source latex, nitrile, PU and cut resistant gloves through Rayway’s partner factories. Bring a product reference or a buying brief. We help with selection, samples and your brand.

For PPE importers, distributors & private label brands.

LONG CUFF / FOAM NITRILE / IMPACTProduct concept

From product brief to order.

Product selection
Sample review
Your branding
Order planning

THE RANGE

Start with the coating.

Choose a family. Then compare the liner, surface finish and coverage.

01 / COATED WORK GLOVES

Start with the finish. Compare crinkle and foam constructions for your range.

Best for: construction & agricultureGrip: wet & dryEN 388 availableMOQ from 5,000 pairs
02 / COATED WORK GLOVES

Explore foam, sandy and full-coating options. Then define the liner and fit.

Best for: assembly & maintenanceGrip: oily surfacesOil-resistant optionsMOQ from 5,000 pairs

Define the cut requirement, liner and coating. Check evidence for the exact model.

Compare liner, coating coverage and fit against the work your customers do.

Tell us the length, lining, sizes, colors and retail packaging you need.

WHY RAYWAY

Material knowledge.
Factory sourcing.

We connect glove raw material knowledge with partner factory sourcing, helping you turn a buying requirement into a product brief.

01

Product selection

Compare coating, liner and coverage before comparing quotations.

02

Sample coordination

Review candidate gloves and record the changes you need.

03

Order preparation

Bring the product, artwork, packaging and document requirements together.

INSIDE THE FACTORIES

Two factories.
One specification.

Both partner factories work from the same product brief: knitting, dipping, curing and packing follow one specification sheet. A repeat order produced in Thailand matches the sample you approved from China.

China — Gaomi, Shandong

Knitting and dipping lines for latex, nitrile and PU coated gloves, with curing, inspection and packing on site. The main development and sampling hub for new programs.

Thailand — Ratchaburi

Production and consolidation capacity for buyers diversifying sourcing beyond China. Same specification, same QC checklist, same documentation pack per order.

Batch-level QC

Sampling and checking run per production lot: coating weight, dimensions, appearance and agreed performance tests, with results tied to the order documents.

2partner factories, one specification
5coating families under regular production
7 daysfrom confirmed brief to couriered sample
1 dayenquiry reply, within one working day

DELIVERY & CLAIMS

If a shipment goes wrong,
here is the process.

The questions buyers hesitate to ask are the ones that decide the order. Lead times, inspection and claims handling are agreed in writing before the deposit — not after a problem appears.

Lead time, committed in writing

Production schedules are fixed before the deposit: typically from 30 days after sample approval for repeat constructions. Weekly photo or video updates during production; a delay is flagged before it becomes your problem, with options agreed in advance.

A claims route that exists

Quality issues reported within 15 days of arrival are logged with photos and batch numbers, investigated against retained samples from the same lot, and resolved by replacement or credit against the next order — confirmed in the order documents.

Inspection before the balance

Every order passes in-house final inspection against the approved sample. Your own checklist, or a third-party inspection (SGS, Intertek, TÜV and similar), can be booked before the balance payment — findings are corrected before loading.

Trade terms, stated plainly

FOB Qingdao as standard; CIF to your port or DDP to select destinations where available — Incoterms 2020. Who pays what, and where risk transfers, is written into the quotation so there is no ambiguity at the destination.

Documents that travel with the order

Ask for the pack that matches your destination market.

CE Declaration of ConformityEN 388 / EN 420 test reportsREACH SVHC statementCommercial invoice & packing listCertificate of originBill of lading

PRIVATE LABEL / PACKAGING CONCEPT

YOUR BRAND

Plan the glove
and the pack together.

Add your brand to a selected glove, or bring a custom brief. Confirm the product sample, artwork and pack details before the order is agreed.

  • Logo & marking
  • Glove colors
  • Size identification
  • Hang tags & bags
  • Carton labels
  • Pack quantities
  • START WITH THE TASK

    What are your customers handling?

    Tell us about the materials, contact conditions and handling demands.

    Construction

    Building materials, tools and outdoor work

    Typical spec: crinkle latex, EN 388 2X42 or higher

    Automotive

    Parts, assembly and maintenance

    Typical spec: foam nitrile, A2–A3 cut option

    Warehousing & logistics

    Cartons, stock and repeated handling

    Typical spec: PU or foam nitrile, A1–A2

    Glass handling

    Glass surfaces, edges and handling methods

    Typical spec: cut D–F with sandy grip coating

    Metal fabrication

    Sheet materials, components and edges

    Typical spec: HPPE liner, cut E–F

    Agriculture

    Crops, equipment and outdoor tasks

    Typical spec: crinkle latex, long cuff option

    BUILD THE SPECIFICATION

    More than
    a coating name.

    A comparable quotation starts with the complete construction. Add these details to your brief, or send a reference glove to start the discussion.

    YOUR GLOVE SPECIFICATION
    01Coating & finish
    Latex, nitrile or PU. Smooth, crinkle, foam or textured finish.
    02Liner & fit
    Liner material, gauge, cuff, size range and wearer requirements.
    03Coverage & appearance
    Palm or full coating, colors, markings and reference images.
    04Performance & documents
    Required protection, destination market and model-specific evidence.

    STANDARDS GUIDE

    Read the markings
    like a buyer.

    Coated glove markings follow EN 388 (Europe) and ANSI / ISEA 105 (North America). Use this reference to translate a marking into a handling requirement — then ask for the test report behind it.

    EN 388:2016 + A1:2018ScaleWhat it tells you
    Abrasion0–4Resistance to rubbing wear — key for repeated handling of cartons, brick and stock.
    Cut (ISO / ANSI method)A–FBlade cut resistance. A–B light handling; C–D sheet material and glass edges; E–F metal fabrication.
    Tear0–4Resistance to tearing when snagged on edges, nails and tooling.
    Puncture0–4Resistance to pointed objects — splinters, wire ends, thorns.
    ImpactPBack-of-hand impact protection where claimed; always check the report scope.
    A marking such as 4X42C reads: abrasion 4, cut by ISO method C, tear 4, puncture 2. Claims must be backed by a test report for the exact quoted model.

    ANSI / ISEA 105 cut levels

    North American cut levels run A1–A9 by grams of cutting load. General warehouse and assembly work usually sits at A1–A3; sheet metal, glass and recycling typically start at A4 and move up with the material.

    Match the level to the task

  • Cartons, stock, light parts — A1–A3 / cut B–C
  • Sheet metal, glass edges, fabrication — A4–A6 / cut D–E
  • Heavy plate, recycling, high-risk cutting — A7+ / cut F
  • What to ask us

    Tell us the handling task and destination market. We propose a construction, then support it with model-specific test documents before you approve the order.

    BEFORE ORDER APPROVAL

    Check the model.
    Check the evidence.

    Review the sample, specification and supporting documents together. Product claims should match the glove being quoted.

    01

    The product

    Match the quoted model, liner, coating and sizes.

    02

    The sample

    Review fit, finish, markings and agreed changes.

    03

    The evidence

    Check report references, product scope and applicable requirements.

    04

    The order

    Agree artwork, packaging and inspection criteria.

    FROM BRIEF TO SAMPLE

    From reference to sample.

    01

    Share the brief

    Send a reference and the changes you need.

    02

    Compare options

    Review constructions and commercial requirements.

    03

    Evaluate samples

    Record wearer feedback and adjustments.

    04

    Confirm the order

    Agree the product, documents and packaging.

    BUYING QUESTIONS

    Before you enquire.

    A few useful answers for your next glove order.

    At a glance

    • MOQ from 5,000 pairs per design, mixed sizes in one order
    • Existing samples in 7–10 days; custom development 15–25 days
    • Two owned factories — Gaomi, China and Ratchaburi, Thailand
    • Batch-level QC, with inspection before the balance payment

    Rather talk it through?

    Send the glove you have in mind — we reply within one working day.

    charles@raywaychem.com+86 532 8573 9456

    Yes. Send clear photos, the specification sheet or a physical sample. We match the coating, liner and weight against your reference, confirm what can be improved, and come back with a sampling plan — existing constructions courier in about 7–10 days once the brief is confirmed.

    Logo and artwork files in AI or PDF, label and packaging design, size markings and unit-pack format. We produce the labels and packaging together with the gloves, so branding and production stay on one schedule — private label from 5,000 pairs per design.

    Every quoted model carries test reports from an accredited lab for the exact reference being shipped, and the claims on the label must match the report. Review the product reference and test scope before approval — the reports travel with your shipping documents.

    Coating type, liner material and gauge, grams per pair, quantity, size mix, branding, packaging and destination. The quotation states price, MOQ, lead time and payment terms in writing — standard terms are 30% deposit with the order, balance against a copy of the bill of lading.

    Typically from 5,000 pairs per design, with mixed sizes in one order. MOQ varies with construction, coating and packaging — send the brief and we confirm the figure for your exact model.

    Existing constructions courier in about 7–10 days after the brief is confirmed. Custom developments — new liner, coating or branding — usually take 15–25 days including one round of adjustments.

    Standard terms are 30% deposit with the order and the balance against a copy of the bill of lading, by T/T. Other arrangements, including L/C for repeat orders, are discussed case by case and stated in the quotation.

    Yes. Both the Gaomi and Ratchaburi sites accept buyer visits and third-party audits. Where travel is not practical, we arrange a live video walkthrough of the lines and QC area.

    Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin as standard, plus the test reports and declarations matching the quoted model for your destination market.

    GLOBAL SUPPLY / ORDER & REORDER

    Keep the details together.

    Carry the approved product, sample and packaging references into the next order.

    TALK TO RAYWAY

    Send us the glove
    you need.

    A product link, a reference photo or a short buying brief is enough to start.

    Include what you know.

    These details help us understand the order.

    1. 01Product or application
    2. 02Estimated quantity and size mix
    3. 03Destination country or port
    4. 04Branding and packaging
    5. 05Required specifications or documents

    Request a quotation

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    Or email charles@raywaychem.com