Protective glove for welding and cutting TEGERA 134

Gloves for welding and cutting work with excellent heat protection, featuring a full lining and goat leather (0.8–0.9 mm) for a stable grip. These professional Tegera gloves incorporate reinforced seams and a long safety cuff (395 mm) to extend coverage on the forearm.

FEATURES

• Goat grain leather (0.8–0.9 mm)
• Full lining with aramid fibers (Kevlar®) and Nomex®
• Extended safety cuff (395 mm)
• Reinforced seams with aramid thread (Kevlar®)
• Reinforcement on the index finger
• Water and oil repellent treatment
• Contact heat resistance up to 100 °C
• Designed for sparks and projections typical of welding work

BENEFITS OF THE Tegera 134 Welding and Cutting Protection Glove

The Tegera® 134 gloves are designed for welders and metal workers who need protection against heat, sparks, and cut risks without sacrificing fingertip sensitivity. The aramid lining and reinforced seams help improve durability during intensive use, while the long cuff reduces wrist and forearm exposure during operations close to the heat source.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT JOB IS IT SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for welding and work in the metal sector (e.g., boiler making, sheet metal forming, industrial maintenance, and “hot work” operations). They also fit in environments with sharp edges or abrasion risks, and in tasks where work is done with slightly wet surfaces or oils, when a glove with a repellent treatment is desired.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Outer material (palm and back): treated goat suede, heat-resistant and water and oil repellent
• Material thickness: 0.8–0.9 mm
• Lining: full
• Lining material: Kevlar® and Nomex®
• Length: 395 mm
• Closure/adjustment: elastic 180°
• Color: brown/black
• Sizes: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
• Cut resistance (EN ISO 13997): level C (TDM 10.8 N)
• Contact heat resistance: up to 100 °C

STANDARDS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These standards help identify the risks for which the glove is designed and what tests it has passed.

• EN 12477:2001+A1:2005 (Type A): specific requirements for welding gloves; Type A is aimed at more demanding work where protection against heat and projections is paramount.
• EN 407:2020 (41334X): tests against thermal risks (heat/flame). The code indicates the levels achieved in the different sections of the standard.
• EN 388:2016+A1:2018 (3X22C): tests against mechanical risks such as abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture; the final letter (C) corresponds to the cut level according to EN ISO 13997.
• EN ISO 21420:2020: general requirements for protective gloves (ergonomics, safety, and marking).
• EN 1149-2:1997: electrostatic property of the material, aimed at reducing charge accumulation under certain conditions.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT Tegera 134 Welding and Cutting Protection Glove

What glove size should I choose?

It is available in sizes 7 to 11. If you are unsure between two sizes, it is usually helpful to prioritize the fit that allows you to close your hand well without pulling on the fingers, especially if you will be working with a torch or clamp for long periods.

Are Tegera 134 welding gloves suitable for work with sparks and welding projections?

They are designed for welding operations and hot work, with a long cuff and reinforcements intended to withstand sparks and splashes typical of this type of task.

How should the gloves be maintained to extend their lifespan?

Let them air dry after use if they have been exposed to moisture or sweat, avoid direct heat sources for drying, and check seams and reinforcement areas for wear that may compromise fit or protection.