Heat protection gloves for heavy-duty work TEGERA 17 (6 pairs)

Leather work gloves for tasks with exposure to contact heat and metal sparks in workshops. They are lined and made from cow split leather of 1.2–1.4 mm, feature a safety cuff and elastic adjustment for a more stable closure. They come in packs of 6 pairs.

This professional glove is equipped with reinforced seams for greater durability, and an elastic wrist for a better fit.

FEATURES

• Contact heat resistance up to 100 °C
• 1.2–1.4 mm cow split leather
• Jersey type inner lining
• Reinforced seams
• Safety cuff for greater wrist coverage
• 180° elastic adjustment at the wrist
• Approximate length 240–280 mm (depending on size)
• Sales format: 6 pairs

BENEFITS OF TEGERA 17 HEAT PROTECTION GLOVES FOR HEAVY WORK

They provide practical protection for jobs where occasional contact with hot surfaces, welding sparks, or grinding projections are part of the daily routine. The thickness of the leather and the lining help reduce heat transmission to the hand, while the safety cuff and elastic adjustment help keep the glove in place during heavy work tasks.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: FOR WHAT IT IS SUITABLE

Suitable for metal operations, maintenance, workshops, and industries where hot parts are handled or work is done near processes that generate sparks (e.g., welding and grinding), as well as for demanding work environments with a risk of abrasion and chafing.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Material (palm/back): cow split leather
• Thickness of the palm: 1.2–1.4 mm
• Lining: fully lined
• Lining material: jersey
• Cuff type: safety cuff
• Closure/adjustment: 180° elastic
• Length: 240–280 mm (depending on size)
• Sizes: 8, 10, 11
• EPI category: Cat. II
• Units per package: 6 pairs

NORMS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These standards indicate the type of tests performed to assess the glove's performance against mechanical and thermal risks.

• EN 420:2003 + A1:2009: general requirements and test methods applicable to protective gloves (marking, sizing, innocuousness, and basic design aspects).
• EN 388:2016 (3143X): tests against mechanical risks; the code reflects performance levels in abrasion, blade cut, tearing, and puncture (and “X” when a test does not apply or has not been performed for that part of the marking).
• EN 407:2004 (413X4X): tests against thermal risks (heat and/or fire); the code indicates performance levels in different sections of the thermal test.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 17 HEAT PROTECTION GLOVES FOR HEAVY WORK

Do Tegera 17 heat gloves protect for handling hot parts occasionally?

They are designed for work with heat, including contact heat up to 100 °C. In practice, it is advisable to avoid prolonged exposure and choose the level of protection based on temperature, contact time, and type of task.

What sizes are available and how do I choose mine?

They are available in sizes 8, 10, and 11. To choose correctly, select the size that allows you to close your hand comfortably without excessive looseness in the fingers, as a fit that is too loose can reduce control when gripping parts or tools.

Are the gloves suitable for welding and work with sparks?

They are used in operations where there are sparks, such as welding and grinding, thanks to the leather construction, lining, and reinforced seams. However, the recommended use depends on the process and the intensity of exposure, especially near high heat sources.