Basic assembly glove with Velcro TEGERA 513

Work glove made of goat grain leather with Velcro closure for a stable fit and to reduce the entry of dirt and dust. Designed for assembly tasks and general handling where touch and reinforcements in wear areas are sought.

FEATURES

• Velcro closure to keep the glove securely in place
• Goat grain leather on the palm
• Back made of cotton and polyester
• Reinforced index finger
• Reinforced fingers and thumb
• Reinforced fingertips
• Thumb with a specific design to facilitate movement
• Approximate length 235–285 mm (depending on size)

BENEFITS OF TEGERA 513 BASIC GLOVE WITH VELCRO

The Velcro adjustment helps keep the glove in place during the workday and provides a basic barrier against dust and dirt. The goat grain leather offers good sensitivity when handling parts and tools, and the reinforcements on the fingers and index finger are designed to withstand the usual wear in assembly and maintenance work.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHEN IT IS APPROPRIATE

Suitable for assembly, installation work, carpentry, machinery handling, and routine tasks in construction, warehouses, transportation, or maintenance. It fits in dry, clean environments or those with dirt presence when grip and basic mechanical protection are needed without losing too much dexterity.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Palm material: goat grain leather
• Back material: cotton and polyester
• Closure: Velcro (hook-and-loop)
• Reinforcements: index finger, fingers, and thumb; reinforced tips
• Sizes: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
• Length: 235–285 mm (depending on size)
• Standards: EN 420:2003+A1:2009
• Standards: EN 388:2016 (2111X)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 513 BASIC GLOVE WITH VELCRO

What type of tasks is this glove suitable for?

For assembly and general handling when you want a leather glove that maintains good touch, with reinforcements on the fingers and index finger for the typical wear when gripping parts, tools, or materials.

Does the Velcro closure provide any practical advantage?

It allows for wrist adjustment so that the glove remains more stable and also helps reduce the entry of dirt and dust through the cuff during work.

What mechanical protection does the EN 388 (2111X) marking indicate?

It is a classification of resistance to mechanical risks. In this marking, the first four digits correspond to abrasion, blade cut (coup test), tearing, and puncture, and the “X” indicates that this specific test has not been evaluated with that method.