Robust welding glove made of full-grain leather Tegera 130A (12 pairs)

Welding gloves and hot work gloves to protect the hands from sparks, contact heat, and moderate mechanical stress. Designed for precision tasks within welding work, with Type B certification and protection against heat and mechanical risks.

FEATURES

• Type B design for welding tasks that require dexterity
• Protection against thermal risks with level 4 in contact heat (EN 407)
• Mechanical protection with levels 2-1-2-1-X (EN 388)
• Verified electrostatic properties (EN 1149-2)
• Recommended for use in warm, dirty, and demanding environments
• Suitable for assembly, metalwork, and welding operations
• Certified as PPE Category III

BENEFITS OF Tegera 130A Gloves (12 pairs)

They offer a balanced combination of thermal protection and handling in welding operations where you need to control the piece and the tool safely. Their Type B certification directs them towards tasks that prioritize dexterity while maintaining a barrier against contact heat and common splashes from metal work.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT THEY ARE SUITABLE FOR

Indicated for welding and hot work in metal, as well as assembly and maintenance tasks where there is a risk of contact with hot surfaces or sparks. They fit into metalworking and manufacturing activities, and in industrial environments where handling operations and heat points alternate.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Type of protection: welding and heat resistance
• PPE Category: Category III
• Type of welding glove: Type B (EN 12477)
• Mechanical risks (EN 388): 2121X
• Thermal risks (EN 407): 412X4X
• Electrostatic properties: EN 1149-2
• Main areas of use: assembly, hot work, metalwork, welding
• Main environments of use: warm, dirty, and demanding

NORMS AND CERTIFICATIONS

• EN ISO 21420:2020: general requirements for protective gloves (marking, ergonomics, sizing, and material safety).
• EN 12477:2001 + A1:2005 Type B: specific gloves for welding; Type B is aimed at tasks with a greater need for dexterity and control.
• EN 407:2020 (412X4X): evaluation against thermal risks; includes resistance to contact heat and other tests related to hot work as indicated by the marking.
• EN 388:2016+A1:2018 (2121X): protection against mechanical risks such as abrasion, blade cutting, tearing, and puncturing (according to marking levels).
• EN 1149-2:1997: electrostatic properties of the material, useful for reducing charge accumulation in certain environments.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT Tegera® 130A Gloves (12 pairs)

Are they suitable for welding where I need good dexterity with my hands?

Yes. They are classified as Type B, a type designed for welding tasks where dexterity and control of the piece play an important role.

What level of thermal protection do they offer in real use?

They are tested according to EN 407 with marking 412X4X, which includes a high level of contact heat (level 4) and other thermal resistance aspects reflected in that marking.

Are they only for welding or also for other metal tasks?

In addition to welding, they are suitable for hot work and metalworking tasks such as assembly and maintenance, when there is exposure to heat and a moderate level of mechanical risk.