Why Us

From 1981 to today, the same rigor protecting your hands

We have been manufacturing safety gloves for over 45 years. Our experience starts every new product with the same question: does it really protect in the field?

45+ years of manufacturing experience
Handshake with Handy Power Plus gloves
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Experience Since 1981

Over 45 years of manufacturing know-how; craftsmanship built into every step from material selection to stitching at our Çerkezköy factory.

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Wide Product Range

Cut-resistant, leather, nitrile-coated, medical and rubber glove families, plus industrial tape solutions.

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Tested Protection

Our products are evaluated for abrasion, cut, tear and puncture performance; results are shared transparently on product pages.

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Designed for the Field

Anatomical fit, weather-resistant materials and long-lasting comfort are our priorities.

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Our Story

From a workshop to worksites across Türkiye

Our journey began in 1981 with rubber glove production in a workshop in Sultançiftliği, İstanbul. In 1990 it reached a new scale with our factory in the Çerkezköy Organized Industrial Zone — 11,000 m² of indoor production space on a 20,000 m² site.

Growing through three main product groups — household, work & industry, and safety equipment — our range today spans from cut-resistant gloves to medical examination gloves, from welder gloves to industrial tapes. We support our domestic production with global partners and inspect every product to our own quality standard.

Every product is tested in the field, on real jobs, against real risks. We publish abrasion, cut, tear and puncture ratings openly on our product pages — because choosing the right glove determines productivity as much as safety.

1981 Rubber glove production begins in a Sultançiftliği workshop
1990 11,000 m² indoor factory in the Çerkezköy Industrial Zone
Today A wide product family serving seven industries
Standards

Our conformity and protection standards

CE European conformity marking
EN 388 Protection against mechanical risks
EN 407 Protection against heat and flame
EN 374 Chemical and micro-organism protection
EN 455 Single-use medical gloves
ISO 9001 Quality management system
Guide

How to read the EN 388 code

The code on the glove shows its protection level against mechanical risks. Each character represents a separate test — the higher the number or letter, the higher the protection.

An “X” means that test was not performed. For high cut-risk work, check the ISO 13997 value (the final letter).

4 1 X 2 4 3 2 4 C 5
1 Abrasion resistance 0–4
2 Cut resistance (coup test) 0–5 / X
3 Tear resistance 0–4
4 Puncture resistance 0–4
5 Cut resistance (ISO 13997 / TDM) A–F

Let’s choose the right glove together

Tell us about your industry and working conditions, and we will recommend the best protection for you.