€37.31 (no TAX)
Impact reduction gloves, cut level E DYNAMIC STRENGTH TEGERA 7775
Work gloves to reduce impacts and offer cut resistance, designed for demanding tasks in wet environments. They are suitable for users who prioritize protection and grip in handling and operating machinery, with a high visibility design and full lining.
- Knuckle protection
- Cut resistance level E (EN 388)
- Impact P (EN 13594)
- Goat leather palm 0.7–0.9 mm
- Velcro closure
€102.69 (no TAX)
Work gloves with impact reduction and cut resistance, designed to protect knuckles and hands during demanding tasks and in contact with moisture. They incorporate goat leather of 0.7–0.9 mm, full lining, and Velcro closure for a more stable fit.
FEATURES
- Impact reduction with knuckle protection (EN 13594:2015, level P)
- Cut resistance level E (EN ISO 13997; reference value 31.302 N)
- Performance against mechanical risks EN 388:2016: 2X42EP
- Waterproof (water penetration test ISO 15383: Pass; EN 511: cl 4.3)
- Goat grain leather palm of 0.7–0.9 mm
- Spandex back for enhanced mobility
- Full lining with KEVLAR® fiber
- Pre-curved fingers and reinforcement on the index finger
BENEFITS OF TEGERA DYNAMIC STRENGTH 7775 IMPACT REDUCTION GLOVES
They provide combined protection against impacts on the knuckles and cuts, with a design intended for medium-intensity work in wet or harsh environments. The goat leather improves touch and grip, while the full lining helps reduce chafing and maintain a more uniform feel throughout the day. The Velcro closure helps keep the glove in place when using tools or performing repetitive movements.
USES AND APPLICATIONS: FOR WHAT IT IS SUITABLE
Suitable for general industrial and maintenance work where there is a risk of hand impacts and cuts (from parts, edges, or handling materials), especially in humid conditions. They fit tasks such as operating machinery, construction work, and activities in demanding environments where a waterproof glove with reinforcements is valued.
TECHNICAL DATA
- Type: impact reduction glove, full lining
- Palm material: goat grain leather
- Palm thickness: 0.7–0.9 mm
- Back material: spandex
- Lining material: KEVLAR® fiber
- Closure: Velcro
- Length: 240–285 mm
- Color: black and yellow
- EPI Category: Cat. II
- Standards: EN 420:2003 + A1:2009; EN 388:2016 (2X42EP); EN 13594:2015 (P); EN 511 cl 4.3 (water penetration, ISO 15383: Pass)
- Usage environments: humid environments and demanding environments
- Type of work: medium intensity
- Sizes (EU): 7–12
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NORMS
EN 388:2016 2X42EP
The EN 388:2016 standard with the 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 service life 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" confirms that the glove has passed the tests for protection against impacts 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, size, 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 TEGERA DYNAMIC STRENGTH 7775 IMPACT REDUCTION GLOVES
How do I know if these gloves protect me against impacts on the knuckles?
They include knuckle protection and are tested for impact reduction according to EN 13594:2015 (level P). This makes them suitable for tasks where there is a risk of light bumps or snags in the upper hand area.
Are impact reduction gloves suitable for work in humidity or rain?
They are indicated as waterproof and pass the water penetration test (ISO 15383: Pass), in addition to being classified EN 511 cl 4.3 for water penetration. They are an option to consider when contact with moisture is common.
What level of cut resistance do Dynamic Strength 7775 gloves offer?
The cut level is E according to EN ISO 13997 (reference value 31.302 N) and the marking EN 388:2016 is 2X42EP. This helps assess their use when handling parts with edges or materials that may cause cuts.
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