The Portwest A521 welding glove is a premium hand protection solution specifically designed for professional welders and metalworkers performing intensive tasks. This supple welding glove offers the ideal combination of dexterity and heat resistance during precision welding. Thanks to the use of high-quality materials, you are assured of optimal safety in the workplace without compromising on the comfort required during long working days.
For which specific tasks and sectors is this Portwest A521 welding glove most suitable?
This welding glove is specifically designed for TIG welding and heavy metalworking in the metal industry. The supple goatskin palm allows you to maintain the maximum finger sensitivity necessary for accurately guiding the welding wire.
The split leather back provides simultaneous robust protection against mechanical risks and heat. This makes the model extremely suitable for welders who work in heavy conditions daily and require reliable hand protection that does not hinder fine-motor work.
What does the EN 12477 Type A standard mean for this Portwest welding glove?
The EN 12477 Type A standard indicates that this welding glove is certified for general welding tasks that require higher heat protection. Unlike Type B gloves, which are more focused on flexibility, Type A offers superior protection against thermal and mechanical hazards.
This model combines this standard with a cut-resistant aramid lining and reinforced aramid stitching. As a result, you are optimally protected against burns, welding spatter, and sharp metal edges during your daily activities.
The reinforced aramid stitching ensures maximum durability. The supple fit guarantees excellent mobility during the most demanding assembly tasks.
Features:
- EN12477 Type A welding protection
- Premium quality leather welding glove
- The ultimate dexterity for welders
- Durable, cut-resistant aramid lining
- Reinforced aramid stitching for maximum longevity and protection against burns
- Ideal for welding and metalworking
- CE certified
Standards: EN ISO 21420: 2020 Dexterity 2, EN 388: 2016 + A1: 2018 (3243X), EN 12477: 2001 Type A, EN 407: 2020 (422X31), ANSI/ISEA 105: 2016 CUT Level (A2)
