Since 2001, Mississauga-based Hakson Gloves and Safety Wears has made protective hand gear for Canada’s Armed Services and law-enforcement personnel across North America. Its specialty is safety equipment built around demanding field use, including puncture- and cut-resistant gloves such as the Hakson 201, alongside ballistic body armour, duty belts and related gear. The company says its designs emphasize function, detail and advanced materials as new technologies become available.
Superior GloveSince 1910, Superior Glove has engineered and manufactured safety gloves and arm sleeves, developing its products at its headquarters in Ontario, Canada. Its North American team and production facilities across Canada, the United States, Mexico, and Central America support specialized hand and arm protection designed to balance workplace safety with comfort. The company is also ISO 9001:2015 certified and offers onsite hand-safety assessments and program services.CHEEKTOWAGA, NY
Superior GloveProudly Canadian since 1910, Superior Glove grew from a small-town Ontario glove company into a manufacturer of engineered hand and arm protection for workers worldwide. Its North American engineering team designs safety gloves and sleeves around the practical balance of protection, comfort and dexterity, with manufacturing facilities spanning several countries. The company is also ISO 9001:2015 certified.CHEEKTOWAGA, NY
Worldwide Protective ProductsWorldwide Protective Products manufactures high-performance hand and body protection for automotive, glass, appliance manufacturing, construction, food processing, cleanroom, military, and law enforcement applications. Its stated operations include knitting, sewing, coating, and metal mesh manufacturing, with products including industrial, food-processing, promotional, metal-mesh, uniform, and law-enforcement gloves and garments.HAMBURG, NY
Med-Eng Holdings ULCFounded in 1981, Med-Eng Holdings ULC designs, tests and manufactures protective equipment and specialized tools for military, public safety and humanitarian demining personnel. Its Ottawa-area work is grounded in blast-effects research, with solutions used in approximately 100 countries and territories, including bomb suits, blast sensors and vehicle blast-attenuation seats. Med-Eng has been part of The Safariland Group since 2013 and has fielded approximately 10,000 blast-attenuation seats in military vehicles.OGDENSBURG, NY