Raida Chippy Work Gloves

Raida Chippy Work Gloves are hard‑wearing, high‑dexterity gloves designed with carpenters and
general trades in mind. Offering a secure grip, good feel and everyday protection, they are ideal
for handling timber, tools, fixings and sheet materials on site or in the workshop.

Raida Chippy Work Gloves are built around the needs of carpenters, joiners and general builders who
handle timber and tools all day. A snug, ergonomic fit gives excellent control for tasks such as
marking out, sawing, drilling, fixing and installing timber components, while the grippy palm helps
maintain a secure hold on tools and materials, even in dusty conditions.

The gloves typically feature a flexible, breathable back to keep hands more comfortable, along with
an elasticated wrist to hold the glove in place and help keep debris out. Reinforced or coated palm
and finger areas provide improved abrasion resistance where it is needed most, making them suitable
for repeated handling of wood, boards and site materials.

Available in a range of sizes to suit most users, Raida Chippy Work Gloves are an ideal choice for
carpenters, joiners, shopfitters, kitchen installers, general builders and serious DIYers looking
for a dependable, comfortable work glove for day‑to‑day tasks.

Typical Use Cases

• Carpentry and joinery – cutting, fixing and fitting timber and sheet materials.
• Kitchen, shop and interior fit‑out work.
• Framing, roofing and 1st / 2nd fix carpentry tasks.
• General building work – handling tools, fixings and site materials.
• DIY and workshop projects in the garage, shed or home workshop.

Usage & Selection Tips

• Pick the right size: Choose a snug fit for best dexterity; gloves should not be baggy or restrict movement.
• Match to the job: Use Chippy Work Gloves for general carpentry and handling; choose specialist cut‑resistant or impact gloves where risk assessments require them.
• Keep them clean: Brush or wipe off dust and splinters regularly; follow any washing instructions on the packaging.
• Inspect before use: Replace gloves that are torn, heavily worn or have holes in the palm or fingers.
• Follow PPE rules: Always comply with your site’s PPE policy and risk assessments for hand protection.

Technical Information (Typical)

Exact specification can vary by size and batch; always refer to the product label or Raida
technical data sheet for your specific Chippy model. Typical characteristics include:

• Brand / Model: Raida Chippy Work Gloves.
• Design: High‑dexterity work glove with grippy palm and breathable back.
• Liner: Knitted or synthetic fabric liner for comfort and flexibility (check exact material on label).
• Palm / Coating: Textured or coated palm (e.g. nitrile / PU / latex – confirm on spec) for grip and abrasion resistance.
• Cuff: Elasticated wrist for a secure fit and to help keep debris out.
• Colours: Typically contrasting palm and back for quick identification (exact colourway varies).
• Sizes: Usually available in multiple sizes (e.g. S–XL or 7–11 – check size range stocked).
• Standards: May meet relevant EN hand protection standards (e.g. EN 388) – see glove markings and data sheet for exact ratings.

Always consult the official documentation for confirmed EN performance levels, recommended uses
and any specific limitations before using Raida Chippy Work Gloves in higher‑risk environments.

Key Features

• Carpenter‑focused design – ideal for timber, tools and fixings.
• Excellent grip & control – supports accurate, detailed work.
• Durable construction – suitable for everyday trade use.
• Comfortable, breathable fit – helps reduce hand fatigue over long shifts.
• Available in multiple sizes – to achieve a safe, comfortable fit for most users.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Common Uses / How to Use

To get the best from Raida Chippy Work Gloves:

1. Select the correct size and try on the gloves to ensure a snug, flexible fit.
2. Inspect for any damage before each use; discard gloves that are torn or heavily worn.
3. Use them for appropriate tasks such as handling timber, tools, fixings and general site materials.
4. Keep gloves as clean and dry as practical; follow any care instructions for washing or drying.
5. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and chemicals when not in use.