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Protective gloves are an essential part of personal protective equipment (PPE) and make an important contribution to occupational safety and greater safety in the workplace. When selecting protective gloves, the hazardous substances, the possible dangers and hazards of the various work areas, but also individual requirements, such as glove size, must be checked and taken into account.
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Protective gloves are more than just simple gloves. They are an important part of personal protective equipment (PPE) designed to protect your hands from injuries and hazards in the workplace.
Whether you work in industry, trade, medicine or the chemical industry, protective gloves are a must to protect your hands and safeguard your health. They not only protect against mechanical risks such as cuts or punctures, but also protect against chemicals, heat, cold and many other hazards.
When choosing the right protective glove, it is crucial to consider the specific risks of your work and select a glove that offers the necessary protection without compromising dexterity and comfort. This will ensure optimum safety and efficiency in your work.
Chemical protective gloves are indispensable when working with chemicals or hazardous liquids. They are designed to protect the skin from chemical burns, irritation or other damage caused by chemicals. It is important to choose the right glove for the specific chemicals you are working with, as no glove offers universal protection.
The basis for chemical protective gloves is EN 374, which distinguishes between basic and full chemical protection. The protective effect of simple chemical protection depends on the type and duration of contact with the chemical. A full chemical protective glove achieves a protection index of at least 2 for at least 3 test chemicals. Overview of test chemicals for chemical protective gloves.
Protective gloves against mechanical risks are subject to the standards DIN EN 420 and the specific standard DIN EN 388. In order to provide effective protection against mechanical impacts, the gloves must achieve at least performance level 1 in tests. EN 388 specifies how resistant a protective glove is to mechanical stress.
All category II and III protective gloves are tested and certified for their mechanical resistance by recognised testing institutes. In our range, you will only find protective gloves that have successfully passed these tests and offer optimum protection for your employees.
You can recognise the performance level of a safety glove by the numbers below the hammer symbol. A higher number indicates greater resistance to mechanical risks.
These safety gloves offer protection against extreme temperatures - cold as well as heat and warmth. Special cold protection gloves are required for extremely low temperatures down to -50 °C. The standard EN 511 is decisive for cold protection gloves.
Heat protection gloves in accordance with EN 407 are ideal for working with warm and hot objects and offer protection up to a contact heat of 500 °C.
Disposable gloves are indispensable companions in medicine, the food industry, in the laboratory or for cleaning and offer reliable protection for single use. Thanks to their thin material properties, they enable a high tactile sensitivity and maximum dexterity while providing protection against liquids, dirt and certain chemicals. Disposable nitrile gloves are among the most common types. EN 455 specifies the requirements for disposable medical gloves.
The choice of the right protective glove material depends heavily on the area of application. It is important that you pay attention to the materials and coatings used when selecting protective gloves. These are of central importance for the protective function, durability and comfort of the protective gloves.
Nitrile is particularly resistant to chemicals and oils, offers high puncture resistance and is allergy-free, making it an excellent choice for many industrial applications. Latex, on the other hand, offers excellent elasticity and tactile sensitivity, but is not suitable for everyone as it can cause allergic reactions.
Nitrile foam is particularly beneficial in damp or oily conditions as it offers excellent grip and is also breathable, increasing comfort over extended periods of wear. For jobs that require high cut resistance, gloves made from HPPE (High-Performance Polyethylene) fibre are ideal as they are one of the strongest fibres for protective gloves and offer excellent cut protection.
Vinyl is a cost-effective option for less demanding applications, but offers a lower level of protection compared to nitrile and latex. For work requiring high precision, polyurethane coated gloves are often used, which offer good tactile sensitivity and flexibility but can wear out more quickly in rough work.
Leather is a favourite for many construction and assembly jobs due to its durability and good protection against mechanical risks. Leather gloves also offer a degree of thermal insulation, but are not suitable for handling chemicals or for fine precision work.
Cotton offers high breathability and comfort, ideal for light work and warm environments. It protects against soiling, but is less suitable for activities with high protection requirements. Cotton is often used as a lining to improve comfort and fit.
Choosing the right material and coating therefore depends heavily on the specific requirements of the working environment. It is important to choose a glove that not only offers the necessary protection, but also does not make work unnecessarily difficult and is comfortable to wear.
Discover our variety of protective gloves specially developed for different working environments and risks:
These work gloves are essential if you work with chemicals or hazardous liquids. They are designed to protect the skin from chemical burns, irritation or other damage caused by chemical substances. It is important to choose the right glove for the specific chemicals you are working with, as no glove offers universal protection.
They offer good protection and at the same time high flexibility and sensitivity. These gloves are ideal for precision work where good tactile sensitivity is required. They protect the hands from scratches, abrasions and minor injuries.
Leather gloves are robust and durable, ideal for tough working conditions in construction. Work gloves made of robust leather offer excellent protection against cuts, punctures and abrasion while keeping hands warm and dry.
These gloves are lightweight and breathable, ideal for light work and protection against dirt and mild irritants. They are also ideal as undergloves to protect the skin from allergic reactions to other glove materials.
These are specially designed to protect the hands from cuts that can occur when working with sharp tools or materials, for example. They are often reinforced with materials such as Kevlar or steel fibres to ensure high cut resistance.
Disposable gloves are indispensable companions in medicine, the food industry, in the laboratory or for cleaning and offer reliable protection for single use. Thanks to their thin material composition, they enable a high tactile sensitivity and maximum dexterity while providing protection against liquids, dirt and certain chemicals. Disposable nitrile gloves are among the most common types.
These gloves offer protection against extreme temperatures. Heat-resistant gloves are ideal for use in environments with high temperatures, while cold-resistant gloves keep your hands warm and protected when working in cold environments.
When choosing the right protective glove, it is crucial to consider the specific risks of your work and choose a glove that offers the necessary protection without compromising dexterity and comfort. This will ensure optimum safety and efficiency in your work.
Proper care of work gloves is equally important to maximise their lifespan and maintain their protective effect. Here are some basic care tips:
Cleaning: Always follow the manufacturer's specific cleaning instructions. Some gloves can be washed with mild detergents and water, while others are not suitable for wet cleaning.
Storage: Store the gloves in a clean, dry and dark place to protect them from damage caused by sunlight or moisture. Make sure they are completely dry before storing.
Visual inspection: Check the gloves regularly for signs of wear, tears or punctures. Damaged gloves do not provide reliable protection and should be replaced.
Drying: If your gloves become wet, allow them to air dry and avoid direct sources of heat as this can damage the material.
Intended use: Only use the gloves for their intended purpose. Using protective gloves for unsuitable activities may compromise their integrity and reduce their protective function.
By following these care tips, you can ensure the effectiveness and durability of your protective gloves while providing continuous protection for your hands.
Place a tape measure around the widest part of your hand (thumbs excluded) and measure the circumference. You can now use the table below to determine the appropriate size: