A dry hand inside the glove you already approved.

DRYE routes. Cotton soaks.

One knit, one direction — moisture moves off the skin instead of sitting in it. Worn under the protective gloves your crew already wears.

The spend that never fixes it

CPOs keep buying new brands. The problem stays.

New brand

Same hand, different glove.

Purchasing

Creams

Applied after the damage.

Skin-care budget

Sick leave

Days away, case opened.

HR

Production stops

The line waits, every shift.

Operations

Four budget lines, one unmanaged layer — the one between the glove and the skin.

What you might not know

Sealed gloves protect workers — but trap the problem inside.

Hydrated human skin showed higher penetration for certain fat-soluble model compounds in vitro. Hikima & Maibach, Biol Pharm Bull.

  1. 1

    Skin barrier softens and macerates

  2. 2

    Sweat builds up inside

  3. 3

    Wet skin can allow up to 3.6× higher penetration

Hand in a single-use nitrile glove

The cost of not acting

Four things already costing you — that never show up in the purchasing budget.

Trapped moisture doesn’t just hit the skin. It hits production, warmth, grip and retention.

  1. Production stoppages Daily Airing out, changes, wait time.
  2. Heat loss 25× Faster heat loss in cold conditions.
    HeatSweat builds up
  3. Grip Slips Dropped tools, lost cycle time.
    ColdFaster heat loss
  4. Maceration Lifelong 19–50% hand eczema rate.
    All seasonDiscomfort, grip loss
HeatSweat builds up
Worker silhouette

Head

Body

Hands

Feet

ColdFaster heat loss

Field case studies

Read what the pilots actually did.

Six documented pilot installations — setup, measurement, results.

Tesla Norway: from airing-out breaks to uninterrupted assembly pace.

Automotive manufacturing

Tesla Norway: from airing-out breaks to uninterrupted assembly pace.

Shop floor, 12 technicians, 6 weeks. Production stoppages from sweaty hands eliminated.

Tesla Read the case →
LKAB: “I’ve got my own hands as proof.”

Mining

LKAB: “I’ve got my own hands as proof.”

Miner since 2016. Chronic skin cracking under the nitrile glove — gone after 4 weeks.

LKAB Read the case →
SCANIA CV AB: fingertip feel kept, need to air hands gone.

Road & infrastructure

SCANIA CV AB: fingertip feel kept, need to air hands gone.

PPE coordinator documented increased comfort and preserved dexterity across an 8-week evaluation.

SCANIA CV AB Read the case →
Frölunda HC: cracks, redness, eczema — gone.

Hockey / performance

Frölunda HC: cracks, redness, eczema — gone.

SDHL Champion 2019 followed a team across a full season. Drier hands, better grip, skin held up.

Frölunda HC Read the case →

Motorsport

Team Sondics: the pilots bought the test gloves themselves.

Site EHS Specialist reported positive feedback and check-outs on used units.

Team Sondics Read the case →
Independet field study: the nitrile stopped tearing, the oil wiped off.

Automotive repair

Independet field study: the nitrile stopped tearing, the oil wiped off.

Mechanic in the US — gloves slid on and off dry skin, oil on the liner wiped clean.

BR, USA Read the case →

Why current gloves and liners fail

Absorption works in open air. It fails when evaporation disappears.

Open air
Evaporation path outward
Sealed system
Evaporation blocked — moisture remains inside.

The mechanism

The missing layer — between the glove and the skin.

Nothing sits between "sealed protection" and the skin today. That’s where the moisture gets stuck — and where DRYE lives.

Sealed protection
Missing internal control layer Internal interface — unmanaged
Skin Where the shift’s moisture is produced

Moisture routing in sealed environments

Moisture routing in sealed environments

Low-regain PP on the skin side, lyocell on the outer side — one unitary plated knit, no bonded layers.

OUTER · LYOCELL SKIN SIDE · POLYPROPYLENE Unitary plated knit — no bonded layers

Directional moisture routing

In numbers

In numbers

Moisture regain (%) · lower is drier

Merino wool 15–18%
Cotton 7–8%
Polyester 0.4%
Polypropylene (PP) <0.1%

Regain: Kadolph 2014 · ASTM D2654

Wetted area (mm²) at 120 s

Outer side 8,111
Skin side 6,122
+28%
larger wetted area on outer side

Liquid applied on skin side · WickView · 120 s · Swedish School of Textiles, 2025

Open-air fabric-level evidence — not an occlusion test.

Why now

Where DRYE is operating

PPE market by 2033

$160B

More sealed equipment means more trapped moisture — the problem scales with the market.

EVs sold in 2024

17M

Class 0 insulating gloves — a sealed-glove workforce that didn’t exist 30 years ago.

Active military, globally

24M

~58M with reserves — most operating in boots, gloves and base layers where trapped sweat becomes a readiness problem.

Grand View Research · IEA Global EV Outlook 2025 · Annals of Medicine 2023

In service with

Tesla Norway

on the purchasing catalog

STS Trailer

invoiced

Min Bil

Invoiced

Pilots and customers

Mekonomen
Nikita Hair
Boliden
ISS
Arriva
Scania
Frölunda Hockey Club
SHL
STS
SICO
Min Bil

Resellers

What you already pay for

Five fixes already in place. None of them move the water.

Cotton liners

Soaks it up, holds it against the skin.

DRYE routes it out.

Hand cream

Treats the skin after the shift.

Manages the water during it.

Air-out breaks

Stops the line to dry one hand.

The glove stays on.

More glove changes

Dry for twenty minutes, then wet again.

One liner pair, washed and rotated.

Thicker gloves

More heat, more sweat, new risk assessment.

0.4 mm. Outer glove unchanged.

Supply chain

01 · Textile

Trikåby

Knits the fabric.

70+ circular machines

02 · Finishing

7H Färgeri

Dyes and finishes it.

Yarn & piece dyeing

03 · Glove production

Granqvists

Builds the glove.

~320 employees

04 · Inventory

DRYE

Stages stock beside the line.

Staged near production

Built for the glove system you already use

Designed to address the first questions every HSE manager asks before approving a glove liner.

PPE system
compatibility

Does it affect fit, grip or dexterity?

Chemical &
liquid contact

What happens if the outer glove fails?

Hygiene &
contamination control

Can it be used without adding contamination risk?

Heat, flame &
melt behaviour

Does the material introduce a thermal hazard?

ESD / electrostatic
behaviour

Will it interfere in ESD-sensitive environments?

Risk assurance

  • Outer-glove fit and dexterity preserved
  • Exposure scenarios identified
  • Use-case dependent compatibility

Documentation

Data sheet, declarations and test reports available on request as testing completes.

Request documentation →

Trust & credentials

Engineered in Sweden

7 years of textile R&D

Sweden's National Innovation Award 2020

In memory of Alfred Nobel

0.4 mm base layer

Patent pending

Machine washable

No membranes or coatings

OEKO-TEX Standard 100

ISO 9001 / 14001 certified

Pilot feedback

What the pilots wrote back.

Verbatim from documented correspondence. Hover to pause.

“There isn’t a mechanic who doesn’t complain about their gloves because of sweat.” — leads to production stoppages.

Tesla Sweden Shop floor, Sweden
Tesla

“Your liners actually make a difference — I’ve got my own hands as proof.”

Jens Miner since 2016
LKAB

“Increased comfort. Reduced the need to air the hand. Fingertip sensitivity preserved.”

Simon Vicini PPE Coord
Svevia CV AB

“Cracks, redness, eczema — gone. Hands stay drier, grip is better, skin holds up.”

Linnea Pettersson-Dove SDHL Champion
Frölunda HC

“Feedback was positive. Happy to purchase the test gloves that were used.”

Ryan Donovan Site EHS Specialist
Team Sondics

“Nitrile stops tearing. Gloves slide on and off dry skin. Oil hits the liner — wipes off.”

Brian Joe Automotive repair
BR, USA
Verbatim from documented pilot correspondence.See full field record →

How it runs in operations

Machine wash. Two pairs per person in rotation.

Sizing kit included in the trial

Available via Elektroskandia. DDP delivery.

The offer

Three ways in — pick the one that fits your scale.

All three start with the same protocol: sizing kit, documented measurement, written debrief. The difference is scale and commitment.

Step 1

Testkit

2000 USD · no PO required

  • 50 pairs across mixed sizes
  • One shift crew, 2 weeks
  • Short protocol, feedback form
  • Written debrief within 3 days
  • Cost credited against pilot or rollout

For a first read on what you already run today.

Recommended

Step 2

Pilot

From 3900 USD · 4–6 weeks

  • 100 pairs, whole department
  • Baseline + endline: skin condition, comfort, production stoppages
  • Sizing kit and swaps included
  • Written report with KPI data
  • Straight discount on rollout if you move forward

Right for EHS/procurement that wants documented grounding before a framework agreement.

Step 3

Rollout & framework

Request quote · 500+ pairs/year

  • Annual volume with consignment stock
  • Delivered via Elektroskandia, Ahlsell or direct
  • Framework agreement with indexed price list
  • SLA on wash-cycle replacements and size swaps
  • ESRS-S1 / ISO 45001 documentation on request

For procurement scaling across multiple units or sites.

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Team & execution network

Core operating team

Wilhelm Bäckström

Wilhelm Bäckström

CEO — B2B Sales

18 yrs B2B sales across enterprise, public sector and startups. From HP, Dell EMC and early-stage commercial advisory.

Andrew Brathwaite

Andrew Brathwaite

COO — Product & deep-tech

7 yrs at Tesla Northern EMEA. Ex-Global Technical Service Manager at CAKE. Now Head of Electrical Safety, Komatsu Forest.

Adam Engström

Adam Engström

Commercial lead

Serial entrepreneur across commerce and brand-building. Co-founded a Nordic consumer brand acquired by Kavli.

Investors

Viktor Sylvan

Viktor Sylvan

Kim Westin

Kim Westin

Per Järnebrink

Per Järnebrink

Fredrik Posse

Fredrik Posse

Magnus Grufberg

Magnus Grufberg

FAQ

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We already run a hand-cream program — do we need this?
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