Hand Protection Without Gloves

Some jobs don't allow gloves. Fine assembly work. Detailed inspection. Tasks where tactile feedback determines quality. But these same jobs punish bare hands — friction, abrasion, repetitive contact that wears skin raw over time.

The answer isn't choosing between protection and dexterity. It's targeting protection only where damage occurs.

When Gloves Fail

Gloves create bulk. They trap sweat. They reduce the sensitivity needed to feel whether a part is seated correctly, whether a surface is smooth, whether something is wrong. In precision work, this matters.

Workers often remove gloves for critical tasks, then forget to put them back on. They accumulate damage during the "quick" barehanded moments that multiply across a shift.

Targeted Protection

Self-adhering tape wraps only the vulnerable spots. Fingertips for inspection work. The thumb pad for parts handling. The web of the hand for tools. Everything else stays bare for full sensitivity.

Application Principle

Watch where damage accumulates on your hands. That's your wrap map. Two layers of overlapping tape provides protection without bulk. The tape bonds to itself — no adhesive residue, no sticky mess when you adjust or rewrap.

Most workers find three to four wrap zones covers their damage pattern. Five minutes of wrapping at shift start prevents hours of accumulated wear.