Description
The Portwest PU palm glove is the ideal work glove for professionals who require maximum precision during their daily activities. These protective gloves are specifically designed for general use where a high degree of finger dexterity and a reliable grip are required. Thanks to their latex-free composition, this model is excellently suited for employees with sensitive skin or an allergy to natural rubber.
For which specific activities is this PU palm glove most suitable?
These work gloves are pre-eminently suitable for light assembly work, precision tasks, and intricate jobs where you need to handle small parts accurately. The smooth polyurethane coating on the palm ensures an excellent grip without losing feeling in your fingertips.
The breathable, seamless polyester liner prevents your hands from quickly feeling warm or clammy, allowing you to continue working comfortably and focused during long shifts in dry working environments.
What do the EN ISO 21420 and EN 388 standards mean for this PU palm glove?
The EN ISO 21420 standard with dexterity level 5 indicates that this glove achieves the highest possible score in terms of finger sensitivity and mobility. The EN 388: 2016 + A1: 2018 standard with a score of 3131X demonstrates that the glove offers reliable mechanical protection.
Here, the first 3 stands for good abrasion resistance, and the other numbers represent basic resistance to cuts, tears, and punctures, which is essential for safety during general work.
The 13 gauge polyester liner guarantees a precise fit and long-term durability. This bulk pack contains a full carton of 144 pairs of breathable gloves.
Features:
- 100% Latex free
- Smooth PU coating
- Polyester is stronger than natural fibers and offers sufficient durability
- 13 gauge liner, designed for durability and a precise fit
- this product is sold per outer carton
- Breathable seamless liner
- Perfect for intricate tasks
- CE certified
- Palm dipped for increased dexterity and ventilation
Standards: EN ISO 21420: 2020 Dexterity 5, EN 388: 2016 + A1: 2018 (3131X)