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Flexible and comfortable seamless work gloves for assembly, precision mechanical work and general-purpose tasks. The knitted nylon gloves feature a thin and warm fleece lining, with the palm and fingertips coated in rough sand-colored nitrile rubber for a secure grip.

The nitrile coating helps protect the hands against oils, lubricants and mechanical wear. The thin fleece lining provides warmth while maintaining good fingertip sensitivity. The uncoated Spandex back of the hand ensures good breathability, comfort and flexibility.

Features

  • Flexible and seamless construction
  • Thin and warm fleece lining
  • Rough sand-colored nitrile coating on the palm and fingertips
  • Good grip
  • Nitrile coating protects against oils, lubricants and mechanical wear
  • Uncoated back of the hand provides good breathability and flexibility
  • Gauge: 15
  • Color: orange/black
  • Protection category: Cat II

Material

Acrylic, Spandex, nitrile, fleece.

Applications

The gloves are particularly suitable for precision work and use in cold conditions. They are also suitable for general-purpose work in construction, industry, agriculture, retail, cleaning, household tasks and leisure activities.

Standards and protection levels

EN ISO 21420:2020

EN 388 – protective gloves against mechanical risks

  • 4 – abrasion resistance (0–4)
  • 1 – cut resistance (0–5)
  • 3 – tear resistance (0–4)
  • 1 – puncture resistance (0–4)
  • X – cut resistance according to EN ISO 13997

EN 511 – protective gloves against cold

  • X – convective cold (0–4)
  • 1 – contact cold resistance (0–4)
  • X – water resistance (0–1)

Contact cold resistance corresponds to level 1, providing protection against cold surfaces in a temperature range of approximately −5 °C to −10 °C.