Synthetic gloves with ESD protection gauge 15 TEGERA 810 (12 pairs)

ESD work gloves for precision tasks in dry and clean environments. Fine design with coating on the fingertips to maintain touch and control when handling small parts, with a format designed for continuous use and supplied in a pack of 12 pairs.

FEATURES

• ESD protection compliant with IEC 61340-5-1
• Precision design with coating on the fingertips
• 15 gg knitted fabric for greater flexibility
• Nylon lining with carbon thread
• Polyurethane (PU) coating
• Good sensitivity in the fingers (dexterity level 5)
• Smooth grip finish
• Approximate length 220–250 mm depending on size

BENEFITS OF TEGERA 810 Synthetic Gloves

This model is aimed at tasks where controlling static electricity is important without losing dexterity. The coating on the fingertips facilitates grip and manipulation of small components, while the fine fabric helps reduce fatigue during prolonged use. It fits as an ESD glove for assembly and inspection when you need touch and fit.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT WORK IS IT SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for fine assembly, general assembly, and inspection, especially in sectors such as electronics, automotive, and life science environments. Recommended for light work in dry and clean environments where ESD control and precision in handling parts are required.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Type: ESD glove for precision work
• Category PPE: Cat. II
• Lining material: nylon with carbon thread, 15 gg knit
• Coating: polyurethane (PU) on fingertips
• Grip design: smooth finish
• Dexterity: level 5
• Length: 220–250 mm
• Standards: EN ISO 21420:2020; EN 388:2016+A1:2018 (113XX); EN 16350:2014; IEC 61340-5-1:2016
• Electrical resistance (ESD): R < 1.0 × 10⁹ Ω (IEC 61340-5-1)
• Units per pack: 12 pairs

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 810 Synthetic Gloves (12 pairs)

What type of work is this model most suitable for?

For tasks with small or delicate parts where you need good sensitivity in the fingers and ESD control, such as fine assembly, assembly, and inspection in dry and clean environments.

Does it cover the whole hand or just part of the glove?

The coating is applied to the fingertips, designed to maintain touch and precision without adding thickness to the entire palm.

What do the EN 388 (113XX) levels mean in daily use?

They indicate performance against mechanical risks (abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture) measured in a laboratory. They serve to compare gloves and choose the level that fits the type of handling and the actual risk of the work.