8 Mil Nitrile Gloves for Mechanics & DIY
Thick enough to survive grease, sharp edges, and a full shift in the garage. Buy the 1,000-count case and stop reordering every few weeks.
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Thin Gloves Don't Survive Real Garage Work
- Standard thin gloves tear within minutes against sharp parts and edges
- Small 100-count boxes run out fast once you're going through several pairs a job
- Constant reordering means more trips to restock instead of getting work done
- Bare-hand exposure to grease, oil, and solvents adds up over time
One Case Keeps the Garage Stocked
- 1,000-count case — the equivalent of ten 100-count boxes in a single order
- 8 mil thickness holds up against grease, sharp edges, and repeated wear
- Textured grip stays secure even with oil and fluids on your hands
- Chemical-resistant nitrile, powder-free, latex-free
- One order instead of monthly restocking runs
| Pack size | Price | Cost per glove |
|---|---|---|
| 100-count box | $12.99 | ~13.0¢ |
| 1,000-count case | $119.99 | ~12.0¢ |
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8 mil black nitrile, heavy duty, textured grip — sized S to XL
Built for Real Shop Work
- Automotive and mechanical repair — parts, tools, fluids, sharp edges
- General DIY and workshop tasks — sanding, assembly, rough materials
- Industrial and warehouse work — repetitive handling that wears through thin gloves
- Chemical and solvent handling — extra thickness for added resistance time
Built for Repeat Orders
Frequently Asked Questions
Are 8 mil gloves thick enough for handling sharp automotive parts?
Yes — 8 mil is specifically built for tasks with real puncture and abrasion risk, including sharp metal edges, bolts, and rough surfaces common in automotive and mechanical work.
How long does a 1,000-count case last in a working garage?
For a home garage or hobbyist doing regular projects, a 1,000-count case often lasts many months. For a working shop going through more per day, it still significantly cuts down on how often you need to reorder compared to 100-count boxes.
Do these hold up against oil and grease?
Yes, nitrile is naturally resistant to oils and many automotive fluids, and the textured grip is designed to stay functional even when your hands and the glove surface pick up oil during the job.
Can I mix sizes on one order for my whole crew?
Yes — add as many sizes as needed to a single order. You'll get one consolidated, itemized invoice for the whole order.
Stock the Garage Once, Not Every Month
1,000-count cases built to survive real shop work.
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