Descriptions:

Welding Gloves & Heat-Resistant Gloves provide arm and hand protection against the sparks and heat that result from the welding process. This glove is made from premium selected goat skin leather front palm & back, soft shoulder split natural cowhide leather with heat-resistant treatment (THT) back safety cuff and stitched with nylon thread, Polyester piping.

Category: CAT II

Available Inside Lining: Cotton, Fur, Fleece, DuPont™ Kevlar®, DuPont™ Nomex®

Available Yarn: DuPont™ Kevlar®, Cotton, Nylon, Polyester

Packing: 12/72

Size: 10, 12, 14, 16, 18

Logo: At Your Choice

Available color: On Demand

Available Leather: Goat , Sheep , Buffalo , Cow , Deer , Synthetic Leather

Features:

• Good Lining
• Good Quality
• Comfortable
• Excellent hand movement
• High dexterity

Applications:

• Welding Works
• Extreme Heat Temperature works
• Ultraviolet and Infrared Radiation
• Metal Fabrication
• Electric Works
• Suitable for jobs where the risks to be user’s wrists have been evaluated.

Performance:

The compliance with the essential requirements of the EU Regulation 2016/425 of this protective Glove has been verified by using following harmonized standards & the requirements of PPE Directive 89/686/EEC.

• European harmonized standard EN 420:2003+A1:2009, “Glove –General requirements”
• European harmonized standard EN 388:2016, “Protective Glove against mechanical risks”
• European harmonized standard EN 407:2020, “Protective Glove against heat and/or flame (Thermal Risk)”
• European harmonized standard EN 12477:2001/A1:2005, “Protective gloves for welders”

Precautions for Use:

It is recommended to check that the glove is suitable for the intended use. Put the gloves on clean & dry hand. Carefully inspect the gloves before using or reusing them i.e., check for tears or snags. Before using it, inspect the gloves for any defects or imperfections and avoid wearing damaged, heavily soiled, worn, or dirty (also internally) gloves or any substance, this could irritate and/or infect the skin and cause dermatitis. In this case, seek medical advice from the company doctor or consult a dermatologist.