Esko ChemGard 809 Chemical & Heat Resistant Gauntlet
Superior hand protection when handling chemicals and solvents
Tough—abrasion resistance
Double-dipped NBR, non-slip textured micro foam, superior grip
Superior comfort, fit and ergonomics
Actifresh bacterial protection
Sizes S-2XL
EN407-2020
This tests thermal resistance by measuring the rate of temperature rise—ie how long gloves keep heat and flame at bay. The three wavy lines indicate the glove protects against contact heat but has not been tested against flame. Samples are placed on four plates heated from 100°C to 500°C. Performance is determined by how long it takes the temperature on the side opposite the sample to rise 10°C. This is known as the threshold time. Gloves need to withstand the increasing temperature of maximum 10°C for at least 15 seconds for a pass at a given level.
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EN 388:2016
Updates the EN 388:2008 standard. It continues the previous test’s methods with some alterations including a change to the way the coup cut test is carried out (the second figure giving the coup cut resistance rating may be expressed as ‘X’ if the glove is not tested under the coup test or if the rolling blade becomes blunt before the test is completed). It adds a fifth letter (A to F, with F being highest) for cut resistance using the sliding blade TDM test and a sixth letter to indicate impact protection, expressed as ‘P’ for pass. If the glove is not designed to provide impact protection the sixth figure is left out, or sometimes ‘F’ (fail).
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EN 374-1
Indicates that the product meets permeation standards for protective gloves, with permeation resistance of (Type A) at least 30 minutes to 6 test chemicals, (Type B) at least 30 minutes to 3 chemicals and (Type C) at least 10 minutes to 1 chemical. Letters under the shield identify the chemicals.
EN 374-5
Tests the glove for safety in risks of contact with micro-organisms—bacteria, fungi
4142A
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