Chemical gloves against liquids TEGERA CHEMFORCE 16

Butilo gloves for work with chemical risk, with a rough finish to improve grip and compatibility with touch screens. Suitable for users handling liquids and aggressive substances in maintenance, industrial cleaning, or laboratory tasks.

FEATURES

• Butilo material designed for protection against chemicals
• Rough “sandy finish” to improve grip
• Waterproof for work with splashes and contact with liquids
• Compatible with touch screens for use with devices without removing the glove
• Good fit and flexibility for handling in medium-intensity tasks
• Available in sizes 7 to 11
• Approximate length of 350 mm for greater coverage of wrist and forearm

BENEFITS OF TEGERA CHEMFORCE 16 Chemical Gloves Against Liquids

This model is practical when you need a barrier against aggressive substances without losing too much dexterity. Butilo is commonly used in environments where there are solvents and corrosive agents, and the rough finish makes it easier to hold parts and tools with wet hands or in the presence of product.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHEN IT IS APPROPRIATE

Indicated for handling and transferring chemical products, industrial maintenance, petrochemical work, cleaning and sanitation, decontamination, and laboratory use. It is also suitable for agricultural work where products requiring hand protection against chemical risk are handled.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Material: butilo
• Thickness: 0.34 mm
• Exterior finish: rough (sandy finish)
• Length: 350 mm
• Color: black
• Sizes: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
• EPI Category: Cat. III
• Functions: protection against chemicals, waterproof, suitable for touch screens

REGULATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These standards help identify the risks for which the glove has been tested and under what conditions its performance has been evaluated.

• EN 420:2003 + A1:2009: general requirements for gloves (ergonomics, safety, marking, and size), useful for ensuring correct and consistent use.
• EN 388:2016 (0010X): testing against mechanical risks (abrasion, blade cut, tearing, and puncture). The levels indicate the performance obtained in each test.
• EN ISO 374-1:2016 Type B (BIK): protection against permeation of chemical products; the code indicates that it has been tested against acetone (B), ethyl acetate (I), and 40% sodium hydroxide (K), with passage times according to the levels obtained.
• EN ISO 374-5:2016 (VIRUS): requirements and tests related to protection against microorganisms, including the “VIRUS” marking.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA CHEMFORCE 16 Chemical Gloves Against Liquids

Can they be used to operate a mobile phone or a touch screen without removing the gloves?

Yes, they are designed to handle touch screens while wearing them, which helps in tasks where you need to consult instructions, work parts, or record data.

What does the BIK code of the EN ISO 374-1 standard cover?

It indicates that the glove has been tested against three specific chemical products: acetone (B), ethyl acetate (I), and 40% sodium hydroxide (K). It is a useful reference for comparing with the substances you handle in your work.

What is the purpose of the rough finish in daily use?

The rough finish improves grip when holding tools, containers, or components, especially when there is moisture or product presence on the work surface.