Professional TIG Welding Gloves DAKOTA TELWIN

Professional TIG Welding Gloves DAKOTA TELWIN. The Dakota gloves are designed for professional use in TIG welding activities and where heat resistance along with greater dexterity is required (type B gloves). They are made of white goat leather in the hand area to ensure comfort and finger mobility, with applications and cuff made of high-quality genuine leather (calf suede) in red, to provide protection up to the forearms from sparks, flames, splashes, and heat.

The reinforced leather edge with double stitching adds further strength and durability to the product. The internal fabric lining increases protection against high temperatures, and the soft cotton in the hand area ensures greater comfort and absorbs sweat.

Size 10.

Personal protective equipment (PPE) compliant with standards EN 420:2003+A1:2009, EN 12477:2001+A1:2005, EN 407:2004, and EN 388:2016.

FEATURES

• Professional welding gloves Telwin Dakota type B. Especially indicated for TIG welding, they can be used for all other processes and for all activities where heat protection and greater dexterity are required.
• HIGH QUALITY: soft white goat leather and thick, durable red calf suede; double stitching in leather that reinforces the edges. Internal cotton lining.
• COMPLETE PROTECTION: structure with cuff for complete protection of hands and forearms from heat, sparks, flames, and splashes.
• DIMENSIONS: size 10.
• PPE compliant with standards EN 420:2003+A1:2009, EN 12477:2001+A1:2005, EN 407:2004, and EN 388:2016

TECHNICAL DATA

CODE 804339

TYPE LEATHER GLOVES

T04139 TIG

CLASS 1 3342X ( EN 388 )

T04137 422X3X ( EN 407 )

T04134 422X3X °C

STANDARD EN12477:2001+A1:2005 TypeA

STANDARD EN 388:2016

STANDARD EN 407:2004

STANDARD EN 420:2003+A1:2009

T04080 LEATHER

SIZE 10

COLOUR RED/WHITE

WEIGHT 0.345 kg

REGULATIONS

- EN12477:2001+A1:2005 Type A: This standard specifies the performance requirements and test methods for gloves intended for welding and related techniques. In particular, it focuses on protection against thermal and electrical hazards, ensuring that the gloves provide adequate resistance to heat, sparks, and molten metal splashes. Its aim is to ensure the safety of the welder in work environments where these hazards are present.

- EN 388:2016: The EN 388 standard refers to gloves that protect against mechanical hazards. This version includes tests to assess resistance to abrasion, cutting, tearing, and puncturing. Each of these tests provides a performance level that helps classify the glove's effectiveness against mechanical injuries, which is critical to ensuring user safety in various work activities.

- EN 407:2004: The EN 407 standard establishes requirements for gloves that offer protection against thermal hazards. It evaluates aspects such as resistance to heat, fire, and contact with hot objects, as well as protection against sparks and splashes. The results of these tests allow gloves to be classified according to their level of thermal protection, which is essential in environments where hot materials are handled or processes that generate high temperatures are carried out.

- EN 420:2003+A1:2009: The EN 420 standard establishes general requirements for protective gloves, covering aspects such as design, comfort, and fit. It also addresses chemical substances that may cause adverse reactions, ensuring that the materials used are not harmful to the user's health. This standard is fundamental to ensuring that all protective gloves meet basic safety standards before being used in different work applications.

FOR WHAT TYPE OF WORK IS IT APPROPRIATE

The Professional TIG Welding Gloves DAKOTA TELWIN are suitable for:

• TIG welding
• Mechanical workshops
• Construction