Rubber Sandblasting Gloves with 8 in. Diameter Opening and 24 in. Length for Model 60 90 110 260 Sandblast Cabinets

These worked perfect for the sand blaster and lasted a good amount of time. Worth the cost.

These are nice, well made gloves that I used to replace the gloves in the 40 pound Harbor Freight Sand Blast Cabinet. The gloves fit on the cabinet slots perfectly without any modifications. The gloves are long enough to reach anywhere in the cabinet. The aggressive rubber coating on the hand of the gloves allows a firm grip of the item being sand blasted but yet it is soft enough that not a lot of hand pressure is necessary to hold the item, this of course will vary with the weight of the item being sand blasted. I particularly like that I can slip my hands into the glove, sand blast, and remove my hand without having the glove become unraveled and turned inside out. The old Harbor Freight gloves would stick to my fingers and when I removed my hand the gloves would follow my hand when I took it out of the slot and then I would spend more time trying to put the glove back in place to return back to sand blasting loosing precious time. So far I have put this glove thru several sand blasting sessions at 90 psi and they seem to be holding up pretty good. For the price and functionality they are a great buy.

Gloves fit on my HF Blasting Cabinet perfectly. The only detractor is that they are SOOOOOOOOOOOO stiff that it's hard to manipulate small parts. Have to attach wire to every small part just so I can pick them up. Wish they were a little more like the originals... softer. Otherwise, I see them lasting nearly forever. Cuffs are thick and stitched well. Seams don't leak sand.

I can't yet say how well these will wear or last but they seem well-designed, well-made and good quality. The middle material is soft and allows for easy movement and bending. The hand has pretty coarse bumps bonded to the outside that makes for easy gripping.I noticed a small discrepancy in the diameter at the cuff/the very end of the glove, where I glued a collar inside and out so I could attach them to my blasting cabinet. The Naugahyde-like material had enough stretch that I was able to make do.FWIW, I bought plastic paint mixing buckets at a True Value hardware store that were about seven inches in diameter at the bottom. I cut about a 1-1/2" ring off the bottom and then another ring right above it. This made for a tapered inner and outer ring that fit perfectly inside and out on the glove cuff. I used hot-melt to bond them on and then glued the glove assembly into 7-3/8 diameter holes in a plywood plate that I mounted to the front of my blasting cabinet. Worked out great!

I bought these for my Sand Blast cabinet to replace the cheap ones that came with the unit. These fit great around the clamp area where they slide on. A little tight but that is what I was hoping for. They are longer than the ones that came with my cabinet which I like because it gives me more room to reach. Good quality. Haven't sand blasted any holes through them yet. I would recommend.

Not for a sandblast cabinet way to heavy and stiff, good size over all, great sleeve but just to stiff and heavy thick for me to use in my cabinet, can't grip the gun.

I'm using these in a Harbor Freight sandblasting cabinet they did require a small amount of trimming to get to fit however once trimmed they fit great and seemed more durable than the gloves that came with it

These are really good replacement gloves for your blast cabinet . Thick, durable and easy to install. The thing I found was they are really long so I decided to trim them to fit which worked out perfectly for my use and cabinet. It's a wise purchase when factoring in pricing and quality.