How good are these for HVAC work?
56700
They do offer some protection, but ideally you want two things these don't have.1) Protection from cuts on the edge of metal sheeting from a glove with a kevlar palm and fingers.2) Superior grip of smooth metal from finger tips coated in rubber or silicone.However, both of these things add to the cost of a glove, and they will still wear out with regular use so the level of protection you want has to be weighed against the cost to have it.In some parts of the work like fabrication you might be working a lot with sheet metal screws. In that case you might also want a 2nd pair of gloves with a finger or two cut out for best grasp of small screws. They do offer some protection, but ideally you want two things these don't have.1) Protection from cuts on the edge of metal sheeting from a glove with a kevlar palm and fingers.2) Superior grip of smooth metal from finger tips coated in rubber or silicone.However, both of these things add to the cost of a glove, and they will still wear out with regular use so the level of protection you want has to be weighed against the cost to have it.In some parts of the work like fabrication you might be working a lot with sheet metal screws. In that case you might... » Read More They do offer some protection, but ideally you want two things these don't have.1) Protection from cuts on the edge of metal sheeting from a glove with a kevlar palm and fingers.2) Superior grip of smooth metal from finger tips coated in rubber or silicone.However, both of these things add to the cost of a glove, and they will still wear out with regular use so the level of protection you want has to be weighed against the cost to have it.In some parts of the work like fabrication you might be working a lot with sheet metal screws. In that case you might also want a 2nd pair of gloves with a finger or two cut out for best grasp of small screws. « Show Less
56701
I can't vouch for their efficacy for that line of work. They are a tight fitting, flexible glove. I actually bought mine to use as light/medium weight motorcycle gloves.
1873882
I think that would be fine although you'd want to check heat periodically. They don't seem to get too hot.
2139615
Yes, I work in an industrial plant. They work fine in a noisey environment .
505081
The way they are vented, I doubt they would keep out much dust. I use them street riding, great for that. Although, for the small price and solid quality I would pick up a pair and try it.
2170389
I purchased them for my smoke detectore.Can't answer the rest- they're still working & its been way over a year.
1746192
The smell is not a problem to me, it goes away quickly. For a washer or dryer they should work pretty good. I was using them for a roof-mounted air conditioning unit and they helped a lot.
185236
I think they do well enough, I have been using the same fans for over 6 months and my pc blows out cool air at the top.
1542227
Should be fine. They have been fired at a much higher temp. They are made for the heat. We use ours for everything.
508713
I've used them extensively doing work both inside and out. They are excellent when it comes to keeping debris out of your eyes, even small dust from wood and fiberglass. Since it's been very cold up here in the North East, outside work requires some adjustments to the heat and cold changes; sometimes they fog up for a bit until they acclimate. Great glasses, I've been through a number of different kinds, but these are a keeper.
647283
I've only used them on the house Christan. They've worked perfectly for what I needed them for. Good luck and enjoy your holiday weekend! Hope the work out for you. :-)
794453
It worked well on my vehicles. I have not tried it on other HVAC. I am sorry.
782151
They might be good for general use. I am using them in the office for hot summer.The cable is about 4 ft.
75121
I use mine for woodworking and they are very good for that; I don't know if they'd meet a machinists tolerances but I've found them to be true for my needs.
1178914
Yes. They are made especially for that kind of work situation. They don't eliminate smelling the vapors however.
765648
I put new ones in about a year ago, our house was build in 2004 and it seemed that the "contractor grade" air vents were what you would expect. So far the new ones seem to work okay without any problems.
1374446
I'm using them for putting wood in my woodstove and they work very well for that. They are rugged and very heat resistant. They will most likely last for many years.
33307
I think they would work fine in a warehouse setting....however....the battery life is not all that great. If you work longer than an 8 hour day I would look for something else.