ESD gloves with level C cut resistance TEGERA 806

ESD work gloves for precision tasks in areas where it is important to dissipate static electricity and maintain cut protection level C. Their fine knit fabric (gauge 18) enhances dexterity in handling small parts and assembly.

FEATURES

• Electrostatic properties for ESD workstations (EN 16350)
• Protection against mechanical risks with cut resistance level C (EN 388: 1X42C)
• Fine knit fabric gauge 18 for greater sensitivity at the fingertips
• Uncoated design for direct touch and good mobility
• TEGERA CRF technology for cut resistance with good dexterity
• Materials with fiberglass and HPPE yarn for cut reinforcement
• Intended for use in dry and clean environments
• Latex-free

BENEFITS OF TEGERA 806 ESD GLOVES WITH CUT RESISTANCE LEVEL C

These gloves combine ESD control and cut protection level C for tasks where sensitive components are handled and there is also a risk of cuts from edges or sheets. The gauge 18 and uncoated design promote dexterity, tactile grip, and handling of small parts with less fatigue in repetitive tasks.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for assembly and fitting, handling components in ESD areas, light maintenance, and precision work in dry and clean environments. They are particularly suitable for electronics, wiring, assembly of parts, handling materials with edges, and operations where fingertip sensitivity is needed without sacrificing cut resistance.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Type: synthetic ESD glove for precision work
• Gauge: 18
• Cut resistance: level C (EN 388: 1X42C)
• Standards: EN ISO 21420:2020; EN 388:2016+A1:2018; EN 16350:2014
• ESD: IEC 61340-5-1:2016 (R < 1.0 × 10⁹ Ω)
• Electrostatic resistance (EN 16350): R < 1.0 × 10⁸ Ω
• Materials: carbon, fiberglass, HPPE, polyester, spandex
• Coating: uncoated
• Latex-free: yes
• EPI Category: Cat. II
• Color: gray/blue

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 806 ESD GLOVES WITH CUT RESISTANCE LEVEL C

Are they suitable for handling electronic components in an ESD workstation?

Yes, they are designed for use in static electricity controlled environments and have electrostatic properties under EN 16350, making them suitable for handling sensitive components when working in a properly established ESD environment.

What level of cut protection do they offer and what does “level C” mean?

They offer cut resistance level C according to EN 388 (marked 1X42C). Level C is aimed at tasks with moderate cut risk, for example when handling parts with edges or materials that can cause cuts, while maintaining good dexterity.

Do they provide good sensitivity in the fingers for fine assembly?

They are made with fine knit fabric gauge 18 and uncoated, a combination designed to enhance dexterity and touch in precision tasks such as assembly and handling of small parts.