Fine assembly gloves with touch function TEGERA 6614 (6 pairs)

Leather work gloves for handling and assembly in workshops, with good sensitivity in the fingers and grip on wet or oily surfaces. The palm features a water and oil-repellent treatment, and the glove is designed for precision work where control of the piece is important.

FEATURES

• Top-grain cowhide leather in the palm (0.6–0.8 mm)
• Polyester back to enhance breathability
• Water and oil-repellent palm (OGT Oil Grip Technology)
• Contact heat resistance up to 100 °C
• Unlined to maintain touch and dexterity
• 180° elastic closure for a stable fit
• Design for slippery, oily, and greasy environments
• Sold in packs of 6 pairs

BENEFITS OF TEGERA 6614 LEATHER GLOVES

They provide a practical balance between mechanical protection and fine handling in assembly, maintenance, and workshop tasks. The top-grain leather helps withstand continuous use and maintain a constant grip, and the palm's repellent treatment is useful when working with dirty parts or occasional oil presence. Being unlined, they facilitate control of screws, small tools, and components.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHEN THEY ARE APPROPRIATE

Suitable for general handling and fine assembly work, especially in wet or oily environments: industrial maintenance, mechanical workshops, component assembly, logistics, and handling of parts with slippery surfaces. They are ideal when grip and finger sensitivity are prioritized over a thick glove.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Palm material: top-grain cowhide
• Leather thickness (palm): 0.6–0.8 mm
• Back material: polyester
• Construction: unlined
• Palm treatment: water and oil-repellent (OGT Oil Grip Technology)
• Closure: 180° elastic
• Contact heat: up to 100 °C
• Colors: black / gray
• Sizes: 5–12 (EU)
• EPI Category: Cat. II

REGULATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These standards indicate the type of risks assessed and the performance level of the glove in laboratory tests, to help choose it according to the work and environment.

• EN ISO 21420:2020: general requirements for protective gloves (ergonomics, sizing, innocuity, and marking).
• EN 388:2016+A1:2018 (2011X): assessment against mechanical risks such as abrasion, cutting, tearing, and puncture (the “X” indicates that this specific test has not been evaluated or does not apply).
• EN 407:2020 (X1XXXX): assessment against thermal risks; the level “1” in contact heat corresponds to contact heat tests within the scope of the standard.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 6614 LEATHER GLOVES

Are they suitable for working with oily or wet parts?

They are designed to improve grip on surfaces with oil or moisture thanks to the palm's repellent treatment, useful in workshop and maintenance tasks where the part may be dirty or slippery.

Are they suitable for fine handling or assembly with screws?

Yes, their unlined design and the thin leather of the palm are aimed at maintaining sensitivity in the fingers, which helps in assembly operations and handling components.

Can I use them near heat sources?

They are tested for contact heat up to 100 °C, making them suitable for tasks with occasional and controlled thermal contact. For prolonged exposure or higher temperatures, it is advisable to choose a glove specific to that level of risk.