The Portwest A540 welding glove is a high-quality welding glove specifically designed for the professional welder who works with extreme heat on a daily basis. This robust hand protection offers reliable safety during intensive welding operations in various industrial environments. Thanks to the combination of premium full-grain leather and split leather, this model effectively protects your hands against mechanical risks and thermal hazards, without compromising the necessary dexterity.
For which specific tasks and sectors is this Portwest A540 welding glove most suitable?
This welding glove is ideally suited for heavy industrial applications in metalworking and the welding industry. Thanks to the EN 12477 Type A certification, the glove offers the required protection during manual welding processes where welding spatters and heat are released.
In addition, the model is excellent for use in general tasks where employees are at risk of contact with hot surfaces or sharp metal edges. The reinforced palm and thumb ensure a longer lifespan during intensive mechanical use.
What do the EN 407 and EN 388 standards mean for this Portwest welding glove?
The EN 407: 2020 standard with rating 412X4X indicates that the glove is highly resistant to small splashes of molten metal and contact heat. This protects the welder against burns during work.
The EN 388: 2016 + A1: 2018 standard with score 4243X demonstrates that the glove has high abrasion and tear resistance. The aramid stitching ensures that the seams do not burn when exposed to sparks.
For optimal comfort, the inside features a soft fleece lining that provides extra warmth and a pleasant fit during long working days.
Features:
- EN12477 Type A welding protection
- Premium quality leather welding glove
- Reinforced palm and around thumb
- Reinforced aramid stitching for maximum lifespan and protection against burns
- Fleece lined for extra warmth and comfort
- Reinforced stitching on palm and fingers
- CE certified
Standards: EN ISO 21420: 2020 Dexterity 2, EN 388: 2016 + A1: 2018 (4243X), EN 12477: 2001 Type A, EN 407: 2020 (412X4X), ANSI/ISEA 105: 2016 CUT Level (A2)
