Welding glove with reinforced index finger (6 pairs) TEGERA WELDING 8

Gloves for welding and handling work in hot environments, with a long cuff design and leather for use in medium-weight tasks. The TEGERA WELDING 8 welding gloves are unlined to maintain touch sensitivity at the fingertips and have contact heat resistance up to 100 °C.

FEATURES

• Welding glove and heat protection, unlined
• Palm made of cowhide; back made of split cowhide
• Palms thickness 1.2–1.3 mm
• Safety cuff made of leather, long cuff format (330–360 mm)
• 180° elastic for improved wrist fit
• Reinforced seams and reinforcement on the index finger
• Contact heat resistance up to 100 °C
• Pack of 6 pairs

BENEFITS OF Tegera Welding 8 Gloves (6 pairs)

Provides a balanced combination of basic thermal protection by contact and control in handling, thanks to its unlined construction and leather palm. The long cuff helps cover part of the forearm in work with sparks and splashes typical of welding and tasks close to heat.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: FOR WHAT WORK IS IT SUITABLE

Suitable for welding (including MMA) and general metal work with sparks, grinding projections, and handling hot parts within the indicated range. It is also suitable for maintenance and assembly tasks in automotive and engineering where a long-cuff leather glove is required.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Palm material: cowhide
• Back material: split cowhide
• Lining: unlined
• Palm thickness: 1.2–1.3 mm
• Length: 330–360 mm
• Closure/adjustment: 180° elastic
• Cuff: safety cuff in leather
• Dexterity (according to test): level 5
• Contact heat resistance: up to 100 °C
• Presentation: 6 pairs

STANDARDS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These standards help to understand the risks against which the glove has been tested and at what level, to choose it wisely according to the type of work.

• EN ISO 21420:2020: general requirements for protective gloves (material safety, ergonomics, sizing, and marking).
• EN 388:2016 (2132X): testing against mechanical risks (abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture) with levels indicated in the marking.
• EN 407:2004 (41314X): testing against thermal risks (e.g., flame behavior, contact heat, and other parameters according to the marking).
• EN 12477:2001 + A1:2005 Type B: specific requirements for welding gloves; Type B is oriented towards tasks that require more dexterity compared to Type A.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA WELDING 8 GLOVES WITH REINFORCED INDEX

What size should I choose if I am between two sizes?

If you seek more precision when handling parts or tools, it is usually better to choose the size that fits more snugly without being tight. If you prioritize comfort for prolonged use or wear thick sleeves, the larger size may be more practical.

Are Tegera Welding 8 gloves suitable for handling hot parts?

They are designed for hot work and are tested for contact heat up to 100 °C. However, the contact time and the shape of the part influence: for prolonged handling or higher temperatures, it is advisable to use specific thermal protection for that scenario.

Can Tegera Welding 8 gloves be used for grinding and spark projections?

Yes, they are designed for work environments with sparks and grinding splashes, and the long cuff helps cover part of the wrist and forearm. For very intensive work, periodically check the condition of the seams and the leather.