Heat-resistant welding gloves with elastic cuffs TEGERA WELDING 19

Protective gloves for welding work and tasks involving heat by contact, with a full inner lining and long safety cuff. Made from cow split leather (1.2–1.4 mm) and designed for demanding handling, they help reduce the risk of burns, abrasions, and abrasion in warm environments.

FEATURES

• Cow split leather of 1.2–1.4 mm
• Full inner lining with jersey fabric
• Contact heat resistance up to 100 °C
• Long safety cuff
• Reinforced seams
• Cuff with 180° elastic for improved fit
• Protection against welding sparks and grinding splashes

BENEFITS OF TEGERA WELDING 19 Heat Resistant Welding Gloves

They offer a practical combination of insulation against contact heat and mechanical protection for jobs where there are sparks, hot parts, and material handling. The full lining enhances comfort during prolonged use, and the long cuff covers part of the forearm to reduce exposure during welding and similar operations.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: FOR WHAT IT IS SUITABLE

Suitable for welding tasks and metallurgy work where sparks, splashes, and high-temperature parts alternate, as well as for grinding operations and heavy handling. They fit into workshops and maintenance in sectors such as metal manufacturing, automotive, or mining.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Outer material: cow split leather; also includes natural latex
• Inner material: cotton (jersey type lining)
• Material thickness in palm: 1.2–1.4 mm
• Cuff: long safety cuff in leather
• Closure/adjustment: 180° elastic
• Length: 320–365 mm (depending on size)
• Size range: 8–11
• PPE category: Category III
• Units per pack: 6 pairs

NORMS AND CERTIFICATIONS

These standards help identify the types of risks against which the glove has been tested (mechanical, thermal, and specific to welding) and the level of performance indicated for this model.

• EN 388:2016 (3143X): evaluates protection against mechanical risks (abrasion, blade cut, tearing, and puncture; the “X” indicates that this specific test does not apply or has not been performed).
• EN 407:2004 (41314X): measures protection against thermal risks (heat and/or flame) according to different tests; the code summarizes the level achieved in each.
• EN 12477:2001 + A1:2005 Type A: specific standard for welding gloves; Type A prioritizes higher levels of protection, with less dexterity than other types.
• EN 420:2003 + A1:2009: general requirements for protective gloves (safety of materials, sizing, ergonomics, and marking).
• EN 1149-2:1997: testing method related to the electrostatic properties of the glove material.

TEGERA ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

BIOMATERIALS

78 %

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

CARBON FOOTPRINT

8.14 kg CO2e/pairs

Calculation of cradle-to-grave total greenhouse gas emissions throughout the product's life cycle.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TEGERA WELDING 19 Welding Gloves

Are the gloves suitable for welding with sparks and splashes?

Yes. They are designed for welding work and tasks where there are sparks, and they also consider splashes from operations like grinding, in addition to contact heat resistance.

Do they protect against heat when touching hot parts?

They are designed to withstand contact heat up to 100 °C, which is useful for occasional handling of material that retains temperature during welding or metal work.

How to choose the size of the gloves and what changes in fit?

They are made in sizes 8 to 11. The cuff incorporates elastic to help keep the glove in place, and the length varies according to size (approx. 320–365 mm), providing more or less coverage on the forearm.