Textile gloves double gauge 13 TEGERA 311 (12 pairs)

Fine assembly gloves for light handling and precision work in dry and clean environments. With a 13-gauge seamless fabric and reinforcement in the fingers and thumb, they offer touch sensitivity and a comfortable fit for repetitive tasks.

FEATURES

• Seamless 13-gauge fabric for good sensitivity in the fingers
• Materials: nylon, polyester, and elastane
• Reinforcement in fingers and thumb to reduce wear in critical areas
• Fine design for handling and assembling small parts
• White color, useful when you need to easily detect dirt
• Recommended for dry and clean spaces
• Commonly used in precision assembly, inspection, and warehouse work

BENEFITS OF TEGERA 311 TEXTILE GLOVES

If you are looking for work gloves for assembly and handling of parts, this model is designed to maintain dexterity at the fingertips and reduce typical discomfort from prolonged use, such as chafing and blisters. The reinforcement in contact areas helps the glove withstand better in repetitive tasks, and the fine fabric facilitates precise movements when handling components or packaging.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT WORK IS IT SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for light handling and tasks where touch is paramount: general and precision assembly, quality control and inspection, installation work, and warehouse operations. They fit especially well in dry and clean environments, such as maintenance (MRO), automotive, machinery and equipment, and the paper and pulp sectors.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Type: fine textile glove for light handling
• Materials: nylon, polyester, elastane
• Thickness/fabric: 13-gauge
• Color: white
• Features: reinforcement in fingers and thumb
• EPI Category: II
• Recommended environments: dry and clean spaces
• Risks it helps against: abrasion, blisters/chafing, dust

NORMATIVE

EN ISO 21420:2020

EN 388:2016+A1:2018 114XX

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 311 TEXTILE GLOVES

Are they suitable for precision work or for handling small parts?

Yes. They are designed for assembly and light handling tasks where you need sensitivity in your fingers, such as precision assembly, inspection, and quality control.

In which environments do they fit best: dry, wet, or dirty?

They are intended for dry and clean spaces. For wet, oily, or chemically exposed environments, it is advisable to choose a model with a coating or specific protection for that risk.

What level of mechanical protection do they have?

They include testing against mechanical risks according to EN 388:2016 with a result of 214XX, which directs them towards abrasion, cutting, and tearing in light tasks, while maintaining dexterity. For high cut risks or impacts, it is better to use a glove specifically designed for those demands.