Leather gloves against heat and cuts for heavy-duty work TEGERA 139 (6 pairs)

Leather work gloves for tasks with cut risk and heat exposure by contact, with a full inner lining and reinforcements on fingers and thumb. They are supplied in a pack of 6 pairs and cover demanding jobs where protection and fit are needed.

FEATURES

• Pack of 6 pairs for continuous use or rotation in the workshop
• Beef suede leather on the palm with a thickness of 0.9–1.1 mm
• Cotton back for greater flexibility in general tasks
• Fully lined with KEVLAR® fiber (para-aramid)
• Reinforcement on the index finger, fingers, and thumb
• 180° elastic closure for a more stable fit
• Approximate length 265–305 mm depending on size
• Cut resistance level B (test EN ISO 13997)

BENEFITS OF TEGERA 139 Leather Gloves Against Heat and Cuts for Heavy Work

They provide a practical combination of protection against cuts and comfort in handling parts, sheet metal, or abrasive materials. The full lining and reinforcements in wear areas help extend usage in repetitive tasks, while the elastic closure ensures the glove stays in place during work.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for metal and construction work where edges, parts, and tools are handled with a risk of abrasions, tears, or cuts, and also for operations with moderate heat by contact. It fits tasks such as sheet metal and metal work, tiling, hot work, and demanding industrial environments.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Palm material: beef suede leather
• Palm thickness: 0.9–1.1 mm
• Back material: cotton
• Lining: fully lined
• Lining material: KEVLAR® fiber (para-aramid)
• Closure: 180° elastic
• Cuff: safety type, textile
• Length: 265–305 mm (depending on size)
• Size range: 6–15 (EU)
• Cut resistance (EN ISO 13997): level B (indicated value: 9.24 N)
• Contact heat: up to 100 °C
• Units per package: 6 pairs

NORMS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These standards help identify the type of risks assessed and the level of performance achieved in laboratory tests.

• EN 420:2003 + A1:2009: general requirements and test methods applicable to protective gloves (sizing, material safety, and marking, among others).
• EN 388:2016 (4X44B): protection against mechanical risks; the marking summarizes results of abrasion, tearing, puncture, and cut (includes cut level B according to EN ISO 13997).
• EN 407:2004 (41324X): protection against thermal risks; includes contact heat testing (the glove is rated for contact heat up to 100 °C).
• EN 1149-2:1997: electrostatic properties evaluated by the vertical resistance of the material.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 139 Leather Gloves Against Heat and Cuts for Heavy Work

Does the pack include several pairs and what is it used for in daily life?

It includes 6 pairs, useful for alternating gloves during the week, replacing worn pairs, or distributing among several positions when the same type of protection is needed.

What level of cut resistance do Tegera 139 gloves offer?

It is tested with cut resistance level B according to EN ISO 13997, a specification designed for jobs with a risk of cuts from handling parts or edges.

Are Tegera 139 gloves suitable for work with heat?

They are intended for thermal risks and withstand contact heat up to 100 °C, which fits tasks where hot parts are handled occasionally without direct flame.