Leather gloves for heavy-duty work Cat II TEGERA 364

Work gloves made of leather and cotton, unlined, designed for general handling in demanding environments. It combines a leather palm with reinforcements on the fingers and thumb and is chrome-free. A practical option if you are looking for leather gloves for manual work.

FEATURES

• 1.2–1.4 mm cowhide leather palm
• Cotton back
• Unlined to maintain touch and mobility
• Reinforcement on the index finger
• Reinforcements on fingers and thumb
• Chrome-free manufacturing
• Approximate length 240–275 mm (depending on size)
• Available in sizes 8, 9, 10, and 11

BENEFITS OF TEGERA 364 WORK GLOVES

Provides a balance between wear resistance and comfort for heavy handling tasks. The leather palm enhances grip and durability against abrasion, while reinforcements in high-friction areas help extend the lifespan in intensive use. Being a chrome-free leather glove for manual work, it may be suitable if you are looking to reduce the risk associated with chrome allergy in treated leathers.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for general and handling work in tough environments, especially when handling tools, materials, and surfaces that cause abrasions. Appropriate for tasks in construction, transportation, workshop/engineering, machinery operation, and similar jobs. Can be used in dirty environments and in situations with the presence of oils or greases where basic grip and mechanical protection are required.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Type of PPE: Category II
• Palm material: Cowhide leather (1.2–1.4 mm)
• Back material: Cotton
• Lining: Unlined
• Reinforcements: Index finger, fingers, and thumb
• Chrome-free: Yes
• Length: 240–275 mm
• Sizes: 8, 9, 10, 11
• Standard: EN 420:2003+A1:2009
• Standard: EN 388:2016 (3142X)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 364 WORK GLOVES

How do I choose the right size?

Choose your usual size (8 to 11) and make sure it fits snugly without being tight: if there is too much excess in the fingers, you will lose precision, and if it is too tight, comfort and mobility will be reduced.

Can they be used for work with oils or greases?

They can be used in slippery environments with the presence of oils or greases for general handling tasks, but it is advisable to change them if they become soaked or lose grip with use.

What do the levels EN 388:2016 (3142X) mean?

It is the classification against mechanical risks (abrasion, blade cut, tearing, and puncture). The four digits indicate the level achieved in each test; the “X” means that this specific test has not been evaluated for that category.