The Portwest A280 Wintershield thermal work glove is the ideal solution for professionals working in cold conditions who require reliable hand protection. This glove is specially designed to keep your hands warm and comfortable during demanding work outdoors or in refrigerated environments. Thanks to the combination of high-quality materials and an ergonomic design, this model offers the perfect balance between heat retention, dexterity, and mechanical resistance.
Which tasks and sectors is the Portwest A280 Wintershield work glove most suitable for?
This thermal work glove is exceptionally well-suited for outdoor work during the cold winter months and for work in cold storage or freezer facilities. Professionals in construction, logistics, transport, and landscaping benefit daily from its excellent thermal insulation.
The soft fleece lining effectively retains body heat, while the synthetic leather palm ensures a firm grip on tools and materials. This allows you to remain productive, even when temperatures drop to or below freezing.
What do the EN 511 and EN 388 standards mean for this thermal work glove?
The EN 511 standard indicates that this glove provides protection against cold. The 22X rating shows that the product performs well against convective cold and contact cold, which is essential when handling cold objects.
The EN 388 standard for mechanical risks proves that the glove is wear-resistant and durable. This means the synthetic leather palm not only protects against abrasion but also ensures the glove lasts significantly longer than standard work gloves.
The ergonomic fit and flexible materials guarantee excellent wearer comfort and optimal dexterity during precision work in cold environments.
Features:
- Specially designed for cold conditions
- Fleece lined for extra warmth and comfort
- Highly durable synthetic leather palm
- Designed with a comfortable fit
- Incredibly durable and wear-resistant
- Ergonomically designed for comfort and ease of use
- CE certified
Standards: EN ISO 21420: 2020 Dexterity 2, EN 388: 2016 + A1: 2018 (2211X), EN 511: 2006 (22X)
