Impact-resistant gloves Aqua-Seal Pro Orange/Blue PORTWEST A726

The Aqua-Seal Pro is 100% waterproof and offers reasonable hand protection against multiple risks. The TPR protective pads on the back of the hand provide impact protection. An inner lining of 100g Insulatex provides thermal insulation properties.

Impact protection

Hand injuries are the most common and frequent problems in the workplace. This collection of gloves provides vital protection to hands against impacts from multiple sources.

Hand protection

A wide and growing collection of models for hand protection is available to help meet every need. Only the best materials and production methods are used in the manufacturing of the extensive range of Portwest hand protection products....

FEATURES

• Maximum impact protection using TPR encapsulation technology
• Palm covered with PVC dots for better grip
• Waterproof, keeping the user dry and protected from the elements
• Special design for use in cold conditions
• Prevents the penetration of grease, oil, and water
• Protection against low cut risk
• CE certified
• Display label that helps with in-store presentation for sale
• UKCA marked

BENEFITS

Low fiber release level for minimal contamination.

APPLICATIONS

Impact-resistant safety gloves are essential in a variety of work environments where there is a risk of injury from blows and crushes. Their main application is to protect workers' hands and reduce the severity of injuries in case of accidents. They are commonly used in:

Automotive industry

Manufacturing

Urban maneuvers

Mechanics

Construction, etc.

MATERIALS

MATERIALS: Nylon, Elastic, Polyurethane, Neoprene

SIZES

L- XXL

NORMATIVE

EN ISO 21420 Dexterity 5 - General requirements for protective gloves, the standard will apply to all protective gloves requiring CE marking.

EN 388: 2016 + A1: 2018 - 2132BP - the standard applies to protective gloves against mechanical risks, including abrasion, cutting with a blade, tearing, and puncturing.

EN 511 X2defines the requirements and testing methods for protective gloves against cold by convection or contact down to -50ºC temperature.