ATEX glove for use in explosive areas, cut-resistant C TEGERA 804.

Protective glove for work in ATEX zones with cut risk, designed for dexterous handling and grip in humid or oily environments. It combines fine 18 gg fabric with a 3/4 nitrile coating and allows the use of touch screens; it is also prepared for electrostatic discharge (ESD) control.

FEATURES

• Use in ATEX environments (anti-static properties)
• Cut protection level C (EN ISO 13997)
• 3/4 nitrile coating, double dip
• Grip with sandy finish for oily or wet surfaces
• Compatible with touch screens
• Fine design 18 gg for greater dexterity (level 5)
• Heat resistance by contact up to 100 °C (palm area)
• Latex-free

BENEFITS OF ATEX TEGERA 804 GLOVES

Provides a practical combination of cut protection and ESD control for handling and assembly tasks where work is also done in explosive atmospheres. The 3/4 nitrile coating enhances grip and helps keep the hand protected in the presence of oils and dirt, while the touch function allows switching between tools and screens without removing the glove.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for assembly, installation, maintenance, and engineering work where pieces with edges or cut risk are handled and where it is necessary to reduce static electricity buildup. Fits in industrial environments with the presence of oils or humidity and in sectors such as oil & gas and petrochemical, as well as in electronics work where gloves with ESD properties are needed.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Gauge of the lining: 18 gg
• Materials of the lining: carbon, HPPE, fiberglass thread, polyester, elastane (with TEGERA CRF technology)
• Coating material: nitrile
• Coating area: 3/4, double coating
• Grip finish: sandy
• Cuff: knitted fabric
• Length: 220–270 mm
• Dexterity: level 5
• Cut resistance (EN ISO 13997): level C (TDM: 13.2 N)
• Heat resistance by contact: up to 100 °C (valid in the palm)
• Colors: black, blue, gray
• Sizes: 6–11

NORMS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These standards help identify the type of protection and behavior against common risks in industrial environments with ESD and ATEX requirements.

• EN ISO 21420:2020: general requirements for protective gloves, including ergonomics, safety, and marking.
• EN 388:2016+A1:2018 (3X41C): evaluates mechanical risks such as abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture; includes level C cut resistance according to EN ISO 13997.
• EN 407:2020 (X1XXXX): behavior against thermal risks; this model indicates contact heat resistance and does not include flame protection.
• IEC 61340-5-1:2016: ESD control criteria to help limit electrostatic buildup/discharge in environments where ESD protection is required.
• EN 16350:2014: electrostatic requirements for gloves, useful in work where it is necessary to reduce charge buildup.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ATEX TEGERA 804 GLOVES

Can I use my mobile or a touch screen without taking off the glove?

Yes. It incorporates functionality for touch screens, designed to switch between handling and devices without interrupting the task.

Is it suitable for working with pieces with edges or cut risk?

It is aimed at environments with cut risk and offers level C cut resistance according to EN ISO 13997, as well as EN 388 testing with level C in cut.

In what type of work environments does it fit best?

In areas with ATEX requirements and work where cut risk is combined with the presence of oils or humidity, and where ESD properties are also needed (for example, assembly, installation, or electronics in industrial environments).