The Portwest thermal protective glove is specially designed for professionals working in cold conditions who require reliable hand protection. This robust work glove combines a warm liner with excellent grip, making it ideal for heavy-duty tasks outdoors or in refrigerated environments. Thanks to its thoughtful design, your hands remain warm and protected during intensive tasks.
For which specific tasks is this thermal protective glove from Portwest suitable?
This work glove is excellent for logistics work in cold stores, outdoor events, construction activities in winter, and transport tasks in cold weather conditions.
The warm 7-gauge acrylic liner offers a barrier against low temperatures, while the crinkle latex grip ensures you can hold tools and materials securely, even on slippery or wet surfaces. The palm-dipped finish provides extra dexterity and breathability, which helps prevent hand fatigue during prolonged use.
What do the EN 511 and EN 388 standards mean for this thermal protective glove?
The EN 511 standard indicates that the glove offers protection against cold, with the X2X score pointing to good resistance against contact cold.
The EN 388 standard for mechanical risks with a score of 2131X demonstrates that the glove is resistant to abrasion, cutting, tearing, and puncture during physical work. In addition, the ANSI/ISEA 105 cut level A2 provides basic protection against light cut risks, allowing you to work safely in demanding and cold work environments.
The breathable seamless liner and the fully dipped thumb offer extra comfort and improved coverage during daily use in cold conditions.
Features:
- Warm 7-gauge acrylic liner for good cold protection
- Crinkle latex grip for excellent grip
- Palm dipped for increased dexterity and breathability
- Fully dipped thumb ensures improved coverage
- Specially designed for cold conditions
- Breathable seamless liner
- CE certified
- Retail tag for retail sales presentation
- Robust 7-gauge liner
Standards: EN ISO 21420: 2020 Dexterity 4, EN 388: 2016 + A1: 2018 (2131X), EN 511: 2006 (X2X), ANSI/ISEA 105: 2016 CUT Level (A2)
