Anti-impact glove with nitrile palm NITIMPACT black SAFETOP

Impact-resistant glove with nitrile palm NITIMPACT black SAFETOP. The NITIMPACT black SAFETOP impact-resistant glove is a protective equipment designed to offer maximum safety and comfort at work. With a bi-layer nitrile palm, this glove provides excellent resistance to abrasion and puncture, as well as a level E cut resistance and thermal protection up to 100ºC.

Its innovative Super Grip® foam technology ensures optimal breathability and effective grip both in dry and wet conditions, allowing its use with touch screens without the need to take them off. The flexibility of the soft PVC TPR provides effective impact protection, making this glove an ideal choice for demanding tasks, all in a 18G gauge that guarantees a perfect fit.

FEATURES

• Super Grip® foam technology: Greater breathability and grip in dry and wet conditions.
• Maximum abrasion resistance.
• Bi-layer nitrile for greater protection.
• Touch screen compatibility: No need to remove gloves when changing tasks for greater safety.
• Impact protection: The soft PVC TPR provides flexibility to the gloves, as well as impact protection.
• Puncture resistance and optimized grip.
• High cut protection: level E.
• Gauge 18G.
• Protection against thermal risks.

APPLICATIONS

The impact-resistant glove with nitrile palm NITIMPACT black SAFETOP is suitable for:

• Industry
• Construction
• Maintenance
• Welding
• Chemicals
• Heat

TECHNICAL DATA

• MATERIALS: Steel / polyester / spandex with micro nitrile foam coating on palm + touch screen.
• STANDARDS: EN ISO 21420 EN388 (4X42EP) EN407 (X1XXXX)

STANDARDS

- EN420: is a European standard that establishes general requirements for protective gloves, focusing on ergonomics, comfort, and resistance to risk factors. This standard ensures that gloves are appropriate for their intended use, evaluating aspects such as fit, breathability, and abrasion resistance. Additionally, EN420 covers safety criteria related to chemical and biological contact, ensuring that gloves provide adequate protection without compromising user comfort.

- EN388: is a specific standard that evaluates the mechanical resistance of gloves against risks such as abrasion, cutting, tearing, and puncture. This standard uses standardized tests to classify gloves according to their performance in each of these areas, providing a rating that helps users select the appropriate equipment for their needs. The results are presented through pictograms and numbers that indicate the level of protection, allowing workers to choose gloves that meet safety requirements in their work environment.

- EN407: is a standard that evaluates the thermal resistance of protective gloves against heat and fire. This standard establishes criteria for measuring a glove's ability to withstand different types of heat, such as contact heat, radiant heat, or splashes of molten metal. Gloves are evaluated through specific tests that determine their performance in extreme thermal situations. The results are presented in the form of pictograms and numbers, helping users select suitable gloves for tasks where exposure to heat is a significant risk.