G7 and G10 describe knitting density. The main differences are yarn thickness, stitch density and, in turn, comfort, dexterity and durability.
G7 knit: thicker and more durable
- Thicker yarn and a more open knit.
- Knitted with fewer needles (7 gauge).
- Thicker and more hard-wearing.
- Preferred for heavy industry, construction and metalwork.
- Less dexterity, a higher level of protection.
G10 knit: finer and more precise
- Finer yarn and a denser knit.
- Knitted with more needles (10 gauge).
- Lighter, more flexible and more comfortable.
- Preferred for assembly, light production and packing.
- Greater dexterity; wears faster in heavy work.
Which should you choose?
In short: G7 for durability and thickness, G10 for precision and comfort. Choose according to the demands of the job and the dexterity required. If you are unsure, tell us the product, quantity and application and we will find the right model together.
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