TEGERA Chemforce 10PG latex-free chemical protection gloves (12 pairs)

PVC gloves with an inner cotton support for handling liquids and chemical splashes in demanding jobs. Their long cuff helps cover part of the forearm, and the smooth finish makes rinsing easier. A common choice as chemical-resistant gloves in environments with oils and fats.

These chemical protection gloves are very durable and latex-free to reduce the risk of allergies.

FEATURES

• PVC (vinyl) coating with a smooth finish
• Inner interlock cotton support
• Thickness 0.7 mm (chemical layer)
• Length 350 mm
• Resistant to oils and fats
• Dexterity level 5
• EPI Classification Cat. III

BENEFITS OF TEGERA Chemforce 10PG Latex-Free Chemical Protection Gloves

These gloves are designed for tasks where chemical splashes are combined with intense handling. The PVC coating provides a barrier against liquids, while the cotton interior enhances comfort during prolonged use. The long cuff helps reduce exposure of the wrist and part of the forearm, and the smooth finish is practical when rinsing or cleaning the glove during the workday.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: FOR WHAT IT IS SUITABLE

Suitable for handling and transferring chemicals in industry and maintenance, cleaning and sanitation work, humid environments with the presence of oils and fats, and demanding tasks in sectors such as construction, mining, agriculture, maritime, petrochemical, chemical, and paper industries.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Coating material: PVC (vinyl)
• Inner material: cotton (interlock)
• Grip finish: smooth
• Thickness: 0.7 mm (chemical layer)
• Length: 350 mm
• Dexterity: 5
• Type of EPI: Category III
• NQA (AQL): 0.65
• Color: red
• Pairs per package: 12

REGULATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These regulations indicate the level of protection of the glove against mechanical risks and exposure to chemicals and microorganisms under testing conditions.

• EN 388 (4121): evaluates resistance to mechanical risks (abrasion, cutting, tearing, and puncturing) with the levels indicated for this model.
• EN 374-2: tests resistance to penetration, related to the passage of microorganisms through the material.
• EN 374-3 (AKL): tests resistance to the permeation of chemicals; the codes indicate the tested chemicals (A: methanol, K: sodium hydroxide 40%, L: sulfuric acid 96%) and the level corresponds to the time of passage measured in the laboratory.
• EN 420:2003: general requirements and testing methods applicable to protective gloves (sizing, safety, marking, and general aspects).

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 10PG Chemical Protection Gloves

Are the gloves suitable for working with oils and fats?

Yes. They are designed for environments with oils and fats, which is common in maintenance and industry, where a barrier against liquids is also needed.

What difference does the long cuff make?

The length of 350 mm helps cover the wrist and part of the forearm, useful when there is a risk of splashes or contact with wet surfaces during handling.

How is the AKL marking interpreted in the chemical test?

It indicates that the glove has been tested against three specific substances (A, K, and L). The level associated with each corresponds to a time of passage measured in the laboratory, so it is advisable to choose the glove according to the actual chemical and the expected exposure.