Impact reduction gloves EN 388 DYNAMIC STRENGTH TEGERA 7773

Work glove with impact protection and reinforcements on knuckles and contact with edges, designed for continuous professional use. It combines goat leather and spandex back, with a full lining and cut resistance level E, to maintain touch and mobility without losing protection.

FEATURES

• Impact reduction with specific knuckle protection (Poron® XRD®)
• Cut resistance level E
• Fully lined glove
• Goat leather palm
• Spandex back for ease of flexing and fitting
• Reinforcement on the index finger
• EPI Category II
• Standard EN 388:2016 marked 2X42EP

BENEFITS OF TEGERA DYNAMIC STRENGTH 7773 IMPACT REDUCTION GLOVES

It is a suitable option when you need to protect your hand from impacts in the knuckle area while working near edges or sharp pieces. The full lining enhances comfort during prolonged use, while the leather palm provides good grip and sensitivity for handling tools and components.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHEN IT IS APPROPRIATE

Indicated for general work where there may be hand impacts and risk of cuts from contact with edges: maintenance, assembly, material handling, work in industrial environments, and operations with hand tools. It is especially suitable for tasks with repeated exposure to abrasions and small impacts on the back of the hand.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Palm material: goat leather
• Back material: spandex
• Lining: fully lined
• Impact protection: knuckle protection with Poron® XRD®
• Reinforcements: reinforced index finger
• Cut resistance: level E
• Standard: EN 388:2016 (2X42EP)
• Standard: EN 420:2003+A1:2009
• EPI Category: Cat. II

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STANDARDS

EN 388:2016 2X42EP

The EN 388:2016 standard with classification 2X42EP defines a mechanical protection glove designed for high physical stress environments where the risk of snags and lateral impacts is the main concern. This model stands out for its maximum tear resistance (level 4) and solid defense against puncture (level 2) and abrasion (level 2), ensuring a long lifespan in heavy-duty work. The letter "X" indicates that the cut has not been evaluated by the Coupe test, while the level "E" in the TDM test certifies very high protection against cuts from blades, placing it just below the maximum safety level. Finally, the letter "P" is a value that confirms that the glove has passed impact protection tests on the knuckles or back.

EN 420:2003+A1:2009

The EN 420:2003+A1:2009 standard is the general requirements standard that ensures the glove is safe for the user and suitable for its purpose. This standard regulates fundamental aspects such as safety (ensuring that materials are non-toxic and non-irritating, controlling for example pH and Chromium VI levels), ergonomics, sizing, marking, and manual dexterity. It is the essential technical basis on which specific protections are built, ensuring that the equipment does not harm the worker's health during prolonged use.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT DYNAMIC STRENGTH TEGERA 7773 IMPACT REDUCTION GLOVES 

What does the marking EN 388:2016 2X42EP mean in real use?

It summarizes the level of resistance against mechanical risks (abrasion, blade cut, tear, and puncture) and adds two letters for cut by EN ISO 13997 (E) and protection against impacts on knuckles (P). It serves to compare with other gloves according to the main risk of the job.

Is this glove suitable if I need protection against impacts on the back of the hand?

It is designed with specific knuckle protection and an impact reduction system. It is useful in tasks where there are repeated impacts or contacts with pieces and tools in the upper hand area.

How to choose the size so that it does not lose dexterity?

To maintain precision when handling parts, it should fit snugly without excess in the fingers and without tension in the palm when closing the fist. If you are in doubt between two sizes, prioritize that the fingers are well seated and that you can flex your hand normally.