Cut protection glove gauge 13 TEGERA 410

Cut-resistant protective glove for work with a risk of cuts and general handling. It combines a 13-gauge knitted support with a PU coating on the palm to improve grip in dry or slightly damp environments. A common choice when looking for a level B cut-resistant glove for daily use.

FEATURES

• Cut protection level B (EN ISO 13997)
• Polyurethane (PU) coating on the palm
• Support made with HPPE fibers, nylon, polyester, and elastane
• 13-gauge knitted fabric
• Smooth grip finish
• Knit cuff for wrist adjustment
• Suitable for dry and slightly damp environments

BENEFITS OF TEGERA 410 Safety Gloves

Allows handling of parts and tools with a level of cut protection designed for various tasks, maintaining a flexible hand feel thanks to the 13-gauge knitted fabric. The PU coating on the palm provides grip when holding materials, and the knit cuff helps keep the glove in place during work.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for assembly, construction, and metal handling work, as well as general tasks where there may be edges or elements with a moderate cut risk. It fits into medium and repetitive use operations where grip and dexterity are needed in dry environments or with occasional moisture presence.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Standards: EN 388:2016+A1:2018 (4X42B); EN ISO 21420:2020
• Cut level: B (EN ISO 13997)
• Coating material: polyurethane (PU)
• Support material: HPPE, nylon, polyester, elastane
• Gauge: 13
• Grip finish: smooth
• Cuff: knit
• Size range: 5–11

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 410 Safety Gloves

Is this model suitable for handling sheet metal or parts with edges?

It is aimed at tasks with a moderate cut risk, with level B according to EN ISO 13997. For very aggressive edges or continuous exposure to sharp edges, it is usually advisable to consider higher cut levels depending on the process and the tool.

How is the grip and in what conditions does it work best?

The palm with PU coating and smooth finish is designed to provide grip in general handling. It works especially well in dry conditions and also in slightly damp environments, where stable contact with parts and tools is sought.

What size should I choose and how should the glove fit?

It is available in sizes 5 to 11. For proper use, it should fit snugly without being tight: if there is excess fabric in the fingers, dexterity is lost, and if it is too tight, it may limit movement and become uncomfortable during long periods.