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Pakistan
2.1
Plot # 443, 444 KIA sector 7/A
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Business Description
We are the manufacturer of all types of leather safety gloves and many more safety gloves
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
Other
Preferred Trade Term:
FOB
Port Of Loading:
Not specified
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Not specified
Numbers Of Employees:
Not specified
Avg Response Time:
-
Hand shield offers FOB shipping terms, which means buyers take ownership and risk once the goods are loaded at the port — this can reduce costs and improve cash flow. They accept USD, making international transactions simpler and more predictable. The lack of specified headcount, gross revenue, accreditations, inquiry response time, and port details means buyer due diligence is essential to verify reliability and logistics readiness.
Products / Services Offered
Hand shield eliminates the need for buyers to source separate protective gear like plastic or fabric aprons and gloves. Offering leather aprons and gloves provides durability and long-term use, which is ideal for high-risk industries like food processing or manufacturing. Buyers can reduce replacement costs and improve worker safety with a single supplier offering both items.
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Hand shield has verified account email and phone number, which shows some level of identity confirmation, but lacks verification on work email and business documents. This creates a gap in trust — buyers should verify the work email and documents before placing large orders. Having only partial verification increases risk of fraud or miscommunication in international trade.
Export Countries
Bulgaria
Canada
Czech Republic
Germany
Poland
United States
Eastern Europe
50%
North America
33%
Western Europe
17%
Hand shield targets 6 countries across 3 regions, with Eastern Europe accounting for 50% (3 of 6) — Bulgaria, Czech Republic, and Poland. North America makes up 33% (2 countries: Canada and United States), while Western Europe represents 17% (Germany only). This regional split shows a stronger focus on Eastern Europe compared to typical suppliers who often balance markets across Western Europe and North America, indicating a strategic emphasis on emerging Eastern European economies.
