The Grippaz range of gloves is exported to over 60 countries and patented worldwide. COVID demand caused many customers to try Grippaz for the first time. Most say they will never go back to the disposable gloves they were previously using. Today we have 14 production lines manufacturing in Thailand.

Covco, the company that invented Grippaz, has been manufacturing gloves since 1987. Y/E 2022 Grippaz sales and capacity increased 500%

Grippaz is a range of extended use gloves that have revolutionised the nitrile glove market. In most applications, they can be used for a whole day or shift if required.

Grippaz gloves are made with specialised formulations of NBR (Nitrile Butadiene Rubber). 'The innovative aspect of the product is that a fish scale grip pattern is debossed onto the outside surfaces of the gloves, which are ambidextrous.The exterior grip pattern provides purchase against the object being held.

Grippaz is a range of extended use gloves that have revolutionised the nitrile glove market. In most applications, they can be used for a whole day or shift if required.

Grippaz gloves are made with specialised formulations of NBR (Nitrile Butadiene Rubber). 'The innovative aspect of the product is that a fish scale grip pattern is debossed onto the outside surfaces of the gloves, which are ambidextrous. The exterior grip pattern provides purchase against the object being held.

The grip pattern is also embossed onto the inside of the gloves, which helps prevent slippage against the skin and reduces sweating. The gloves are designed to fit snugly to the hand for maximum dexterity. However, the nitrile compound relaxes as it warms in contact with the wearers' skin and conforms to the shape of the hand, providing a secure but comfortable fit. The end result is that when wearing Grippaz, whether holding a dry or wet object, less force is required with either a full hand grip or pinch grip, and secure purchase is achieved with less hand fatigue. The gloves also provide an excellent barrier against many chemicals, bloodborne pathogens and viruses.