Textile gloves TEGERA 910 (12 pairs)

Cut-resistant protective gloves for medium handling work in dry and clean environments, made with 13-gauge fabric and high-visibility orange color. They provide sensitivity at the fingertips and a snug fit with a knit wrist. Ideal for assembly, inspection, and sheet metal work.

FEATURES

• Cut resistance level C according to EN ISO 13997 (12.9 N)
• Cut resistance level C according to EN 388:2016
• 13-gauge fabric for a balance between touch and protection
• Dexterity level 5 for precise handling
• Knit wrist for a snug fit at the wrist
• High visibility orange color for improved visual detection
• Approximate length 220–270 mm depending on size
• Material composition: HPPE, fiberglass yarn, polyester, and natural latex

BENEFITS OF TEGERA 910 TEXTILE GLOVES (12 pairs)

They help reduce the risk of cuts and abrasions when working with parts, edges, or sheets, while maintaining a good level of sensitivity in the fingers. The 13-gauge fabric and dexterity level 5 enhance control in assembly and continuous handling tasks, and the high visibility color makes it easier to identify hands in work areas.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for assembly, inspection, sheet metal work, engineering, metallurgy, repairs, and routine tasks in the glass industry. Targeted at sectors such as metal manufacturing, machinery and equipment, maintenance (MRO), automotive, and service, especially in dry and clean environments with cut risks.

TECHNICAL DATA

• EPI Category: Cat. II
• Support material: CRF® technology, fiberglass yarn, polyester
• Gauge: 13
• Dexterity: 5
• Wrist: knit wrist, textile material
• Color: high visibility orange
• Length: 220–270 mm (depending on size)
• Size range (EU): 5–11
• Composition: HPPE 70%, fiberglass yarn 13%, polyester 13%, natural latex 4%
• Presentation: euro slot bag
• Pairs per package/box: 12/120
• Result EN 388:2016: 3X4XC
• Cut resistance (EN ISO 13997): level C (12.9 N)

NORMS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These standards are used to classify performance against mechanical risks and general requirements for gloves, making it easier to compare the level of protection for the intended work.

• EN 388:2016 (3X4XC): evaluates mechanical risks such as abrasion, tearing, puncture, and cut resistance. In this model, cut resistance by EN ISO 13997 method reaches level C.
• EN ISO 13997 (level C, 12.9 N): specific cut resistance test with measurement in Newton; guides on use in tasks with cut risks from materials and edges.
• EN 420:2003 + A1:2009: general requirements and testing methods for protective gloves (sizing, ergonomics, safety, and marking).

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 910 TEXTILE GLOVES (12 pairs)

What type of work are they designed for?

For medium handling tasks where cut protection and good touch are needed, such as assembly, inspection, sheet metal work, metallurgy, repairs, and routine work in the glass sector.

In what environments is their use recommended?

They are mainly used in dry and clean environments with cut risks, where it is useful to combine dexterity and cut resistance in a single textile layer.

What does the 3X4XC marking of EN 388 mean?

It is the classification of behavior against various mechanical risks. In this glove, level C refers to cut resistance measured with the EN ISO 13997 method, useful for assessing its use when handling materials with edges or corners.