Welding glove with cut resistance B TEGERA WELDING 132A

Protective gloves for welding and hot work, designed to reduce the risk of burns and cuts in demanding environments. These professional gloves from the Tegera brand feature cut resistance level B, and incorporate leather and a full lining with reinforced seams, as well as water and oil repellent treatment. They are a practical option if you need heat-resistant welding gloves with controlled touch.

FEATURES

• Protection against contact heat up to 100 °C
• Cut resistance level B, TDM 10 N
• Reinforced seams with KEVLAR® fiber
• Full lining with KEVLAR® fiber
• Heat-resistant goat suede palm that is water-repellent
• Water and oil repellent treatment
• Safety cuff made of leather for greater coverage and to limit dirt entry
• Approx. length 310–370 mm depending on size

BENEFITS OF Tegera® 132A Gloves

The Tegera® 132A gloves are aimed at tasks where exposure to heat and the risk of cuts are combined, providing protection and a construction designed for continuous use (full lining and reinforced seams). The water and oil repellent treatment helps maintain grip and comfort in workshops and areas with humidity or dirt.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT WORK IS IT SUITABLE FOR

Recommended for welding and hot work, boiler making and metal, sheet handling, maintenance, and industrial environments with cutting surfaces or hot parts. They fit into medium handling jobs and in environments with the presence of oils, grease, or dirt.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Palm material: heat-resistant goat suede, water-repellent and oil-repellent
• Back material: goat grain leather
• Lining: full
• Lining material: KEVLAR® fiber
• Seams: reinforced with KEVLAR® fiber
• Closure: elastic 180°
• Cuff: safety cuff, made of leather
• Length: 310–370 mm
• Dexterity: 3
• Color: brown/black
• Sizes: 6–13 (depending on availability)
• EPI Category: Cat. III

NORMS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These standards help to establish the level of protection of the glove in key aspects for work with heat, welding, and mechanical risks.

• EN 12477:2001+A1:2005 (Type A): specific requirements for welding gloves; type A is associated with protection more oriented towards more demanding work, focusing on resistance and insulation.
• EN 407:2020 (41324X): evaluates performance against thermal risks; useful for assessing behavior against heat in tasks with hot parts or heat projections.
• EN 388:2016+A1:2018 (2X22B): resistance to mechanical risks (abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture) and includes cut level B according to EN ISO 13997.
• EN ISO 21420:2020: general requirements for protective gloves (design, safety, sizing, and user information).
• EN 1149-2:1997 (R: 0.130×10⁹ Ω): test related to the electrostatic properties of the material, relevant in environments where electrostatic charge is controlled.

TEGERA ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

BIOMATERIALS

78 %

This product contains biologically based materials from renewable sources and/or materials with biological attribution through mass balance.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA 132A CUT RESISTANT WELDING GLOVES

Do Tegera 132A gloves protect against contact heat?

They are prepared for contact heat up to 100 °C, suitable for handling tempered parts or hot tools in regular workshop tasks, always within the limits of use of the PPE.

Are they suitable if, in addition to heat, there is a risk of cuts with sheet metal or edges?

The cut-resistant welding gloves TEGERA 132A include cut resistance level B according to EN ISO 13997 (TDM 10 N), designed for environments with cutting edges where thermal and mechanical protection needs to be compatible.

How do TEGERA 132A welding gloves perform in environments with oil or humidity?

They feature a water and oil repellent treatment, which helps to work with more control in environments with grease, splashes, or dirt commonly found in metal and maintenance work.