Are they good for working with chain saws and fire wood activities

These r perfect for hard use work like that. But the teary cloth above the thumb will get all those small splinters in them so forget about using it to wipe your sweat off your face. Other than that I dont see why you couldn't use these for that type of labor. I use them for carpentry moving concrete and carrying precut lumber to my stove. Never ran a chain saw with them for a long time.

Are these suitable for warehouse selection?

I've been working select support in a food distribution warehouse. For the first year I kept trying different gloves and these are the best out of the dozens of brands and types of glove. Even so, I only get a few weeks maybe a month of work out of them before they start splitting at the seems (much better than the days to a week that I've gotten out of every other glove). Personally, if I was a selector instead of support, I would use the ironclad box handling gloves. I tried those too. They were the best gloves I tried for picking up cardboard, plastic, and angle boards. They just didn't hold up for long picking up pallets.

Will these work with touchscreens?

Unfortunately no. To heavy of a glove for a touchscreen. Great for landscaping

How do they fair with chemicals? Specifically industrial bleach

Hi and thank you for your question. The HUG is not a chemical glove and bleach would negatively affect the glove. Try the MKC5 that Amazon sells. Not as much dexterity, but it holds up well to bleach.

Manufacturer	Ironclad
Brand	Ironclad
Model	Hug4
Product Dimensions	20.32 x 7.62 x 3.81 cm; 90.72 g
Item model number	HUG-04-L
Manufacturer Part Number	HUG-04-L
Special Features	Hook and Loop Closure, Terry Cloth Thumb Sweat Wipe
Item Weight	90.6 g

Ironclad Heavy Utility Work Gloves HUG, High Abrasion Resistance, Performance Fit, Durable, Machine Washable, Black & Grey Large

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