Contego Mechanic's + Anti-Vibration Glove Range — Quick Reference
Contego = MECHANIC'S GLOVES + ANTI-VIBRATION GLOVES + CUT + IMPACT PROTECTION work gloves. AIMS supplies the Contego range to AU mechanics + automotive + workshop + industrial maintenance.
| Contego Glove Type | Best For |
|---|---|
| Mechanic's Glove (Standard) | General workshop + automotive — grip + dexterity |
| Anti-Vibration Glove (HAVS) | Sustained tool use — see HAVS WHS warning |
| Cut-Resistant (ANSI A3-A5) | Sheet metal + glass + see cut-resistant gloves |
| Impact-Protection (TPR Knuckle) | Pinch + impact + heavy machinery |
| Coated Palm (Nitrile / PU) | Grip + abrasion + oil resistance |
| Leather / Synthetic Leather Palm | Heavy-duty workshop wear |
| Various Sizes (S / M / L / XL / XXL) | Glove sizing per AS/NZS 2161 |
Why Contego: AU trade-quality gloves balancing protection + dexterity + comfort + cost. Anti-vibration gloves = important for HAVS (hand-arm vibration syndrome) WHS exposure reduction. AS/NZS 2161 governs hand protection. Brand: Contego. Companion: hand protection, cut-resistant gloves, general purpose gloves.
Contego Mechanic’s Gloves, Anti-Vibration Gloves, Cut & Impact Protection Work Gloves
Contego is an Australian work glove brand producing mechanic’s gloves, anti-vibration gloves, cut and impact protection gloves, high-visibility gloves, and general-purpose handling gloves for trade, construction, mining, automotive, and industrial maintenance workers across Australia.
The work glove market is cluttered with options ranging from light disposable gloves to heavy-duty specialist PPE, and Contego’s position is squarely in the professional working glove segment — gloves designed to be worn all day by workers whose hands are their primary tool, where comfort, dexterity, and durability are just as important as the rated protection level.
A glove that workers remove because it is too thick, too hot, or too stiff provides no protection at all; Contego’s range is engineered around the balance between protective performance and wearability that determines whether workers actually keep their gloves on throughout the workday rather than pocketing them when the task requires grip or sensitivity.
The Versadex multi-purpose glove series addresses the largest volume segment of the work glove market — the everyday handling, carrying, and construction task glove worn by most site workers through most of their shift.
The Coantivib anti-vibration series addresses a specific and often underestimated occupational health risk: hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) from sustained use of angle grinders, jackhammers, impact wrenches, and pneumatic tools.
HAVS is a progressive and irreversible vascular and neurological condition with reportable workplace health implications under Australian WHS legislation — anti-vibration gloves that attenuate HAV transmission while maintaining tool grip are a compliance and duty-of-care requirement for workers in high-vibration tool roles rather than an optional upgrade.
The RAZR and Jabiru 360 cut protection series delivers the EN ISO 21420 cut level ratings required by site safety plans in glass handling, metal fabrication, and structural steel environments.
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People Also Ask — Contego
Q: What's the Contego Versadex glove designed for?
The Versadex is a multi-purpose general handling glove series addressing the largest-volume segment of the work glove market — the everyday handling, carrying and construction task glove worn by most site workers through most of their shift.
Q: Why does AIMS treat anti-vibration gloves as a compliance item rather than just a comfort upgrade?
Hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) is a progressive and irreversible vascular and neurological condition with reportable workplace health implications under Australian WHS legislation. Anti-vibration gloves like the Coantivib series attenuate HAV transmission while maintaining tool grip, making them a compliance and duty-of-care requirement for workers in high-vibration tool roles — angle grinders, jackhammers, impact wrenches and pneumatic tools — rather than an optional upgrade.
Q: What cut protection standard do the RAZR and Jabiru 360 gloves meet?
Both the RAZR and Jabiru 360 cut protection gloves carry EN ISO 21420 cut level ratings, meeting the ratings required by site safety plans in glass handling, metal fabrication and structural steel environments.
Q: Why would a worker take off a highly-rated protective glove instead of wearing it?
A glove that's too thick, too hot or too stiff gets removed by the worker and then provides no protection at all. Contego's range is built around balancing protective performance with wearability, so the rated protection level actually gets used through the workday instead of being pocketed when a task needs grip or sensitivity.
Q: Does the Coantivib anti-vibration glove still give good grip on tools?
Yes — the Coantivib series is built to attenuate hand-arm vibration transmission while maintaining tool grip, rather than trading one off against the other.