Antistatic PU Fingertip Work Gloves

Description

Antistatic PU Fingertip Work Gloves

The protection of workers is essential at all times, that’s why the Antistatic PU Fingertip Work Gloves is perfect for diverting static electricity. 13g Pylon and Carbon Fibre shell which diverts static electricity. Fingertips coated with durable PU for excellent dexterity. For use in electronics assembly, testing and precision work.

Antistatic PU Fingertip Work Gloves Key Features

• CE certified
• Suitable for use in ESD environments
• Anti-static
• Perfect for intricate tasks
• Fingertip dipped for precision handling and maximum ventilation
• This glove can be used with most mobile touchscreen devices
• 13 gauge liner for a perfect fit
• Retail bag which aids presentation for retail sales
• Smooth PU coating for increased abrasion resistance
• 100% breathable seamless liner

ESD Work Glove EN Standards

• AS/NZS 2161 .2
• AS/NZS 2161 .3
• ANSI/ISEA 105: 2016 CUT Level A1
• EN 16350:2014 Pass Level R < 1.0 x 108 Ω –
• IEC 61340-5-1 PASS
• EN388:2016 +A1:2018 – 1.1.4.X.X
• EN 420

ESD Work Gloves

Designed to dissipate static electricity, the Portwest ESD Work glove range has been tested to EN16350, a glove specific standard, to ensure protection of electronic devices from the risk of damage by electrostatic phenomena and static charge. Ideal for use in electrical component manufacturing.

General Handling Work Gloves

The General Handling and Grip Glove category is still one of the most popular collections within the Portwest Hand Protection Range. A carefully selected range of coatings, including Latex, Nitrile, Polyurethane and PVC, provides a broad range of styles suited to a diverse range of tasks. For example, the Liquid Pro Glove or the Nero Lite Foam Glove,  Polka dot glove, Classic Polka dot glove are perfect for the workplace.

What are the General Handling Work Gloves EN safety standards? 

PROTECTIVE GLOVES : GENERAL REQUIREMENTS EN 420 

This standard defines the general requirements for glove design and construction, innocuousness, cleaning instructions, electrostatic properties, sizing, dexterity, water vapor transmission and absorption along with marking and information.

PROTECTIVE GLOVES AGAINST MECHANICAL RISKS EN 388 – 2016 and EN388:2003

This standard specifices physical and mechanical aggression caused by abrasion, blade cut, tearing and puncture. EN388:2016 updates the existing standard with this new test method for abrasion, blade cut & impact resistance. EN ISO 13997:1999 (TDM test) records cut results as a Newton value – the force of the blade on the glove material needed to cut through the material 20mm. The results are represented on a scale A-F.

For example:

The DermiFlex Plus Glove has been tested to EN388:2016 +A1:2018 – 4.1.3.1.A – What does this really mean?

1. abrasion resistance (number of cycles) is 8000,
2. Blade cut resistance (Coup test method Number of cycles required to damage the sample at constant speed)  was 1.2,
3. Tear resistance (N – Maximum force required to tear the sample) is 50 newtons
4. Puncture resistance (N – Force required to pierce the sample with a standardized punch) was 20 newtons.
5. Cut resistant test levels (N) 2

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Sustainability 

Portwest’s workwear is environmentally conscious, many garments in the Portwest range are made from recycled polyester. Portwest use 35 million 16.9 fl oz recycled bottles to make Portwest garments every year! 

Climate Action

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