Protezione lavoro

These gloves are especially suitable for painters

These gloves are mainly used by mechanics and installers. The grip safety, a high sense of touch and the protection are
the main characteristics

These gloves are suitable for building-, road- and construction works

This group unites all gloves, which are mainly used for gardening jobs

The test tube symbol denotes gloves that meet specific r equirements (e.g., solvent resistant, fully dipped, etc.)

Gloves with this pictogram keep hands, fingers and even the wris t warm at low temperatures

Category I includes exclusively the following minimal risks:

Superficial mechanical injury

Contact with aggresive detergents or prolonged contact with water

Contact with hot surfaces not exceeding 50°C

Damage to the eyes due to exposure to sunlight

Atmospheric conditions that are not of an extreme nature 

Includes risks other than those listed in categories I and III.

The following parameters are tested:
Abrasion resistance (Level 0-4), Blade cut resistance (Level 0-5), Tear resistance (Level 0-4), Puncture resistance (Level 0-4) The achieved levels are indicated in this order under the pictogram.
Level „0“ means that the glove has not reached level 1. The letter „X“ instead of a number indicates that the glove has not been tested for the appropriate risk. The higher the value, the better the test result. For Example EN388 - 4121: abrasion resistance 4, blade cut resistance(Coupe) 1, tear resistance 2, puncture resistance 1, blade cut resistance[TDM] 1

The following parameters are tested:
Convective cold (class 0-4), Contact cold (class 0-4), Water penetration (class 0/1) The achieved levels are indicated in this order under the pictogram. Step „0“ means that the glove has not reached level 1. The label „X“ instead of a number indicates that the glove has not been tested for the appropriate risk. The higher the value, the better the test result. For example EN511 – X21: Convective cold X, Contact cold 2, Water penetration 1

This standard specific indicates the characteristics of gloves to pr otect the user from chemicals or microorganisms

This standard specific indicates the requirments and the test methods for the physical characteristic s of medical gloves for single use. This ensures the adequate protection against contamination during the usage

The whole personal eye protection equipment is standardized in the EN166. According to this standard, numbers and letters on the viewing glasses and the carrying frame provides information about the protection level, mechanical strength, resistance to light arcs and the fogging of the eye protection

FFP1: protects against dusts in concentrations up to 4x MAC, no pr otection against carcinogenic and radioactive substances as well as airborne biological substances of risk groups 2 and 3 as well as enzymes. Protection against non toxic dusts from gypsum, graphite, cement, plaste, pollen, metallic file dust
FFP2: protects against dusts in concentrations up to 10x MAC, no pr otection against radioactive substances and airborne biological substances of risk group 3 as well as enzymes. Protection against middle toxic dusts from abestos, chromium, copper, titanium, hardwood, welding and soldering
FFP3: protects against dusts in concentrations up to 30x MAC.
The maximum allowable concentration indicates the concentration from a substance that is acute or chronic harmful for the health in general are not expected. The limits are based on existing occupational health and toxicological findings. Protection agaist toxic dusts from beryllium, cadmium, cobalt, nickel, radium, radioactive particles

The whole hearing protection equipment is standardized in the EN352. This standard specificies indicates the insulating values, which get deducted from the noise level to don‘t exceed the maxium permited sound level

Includes exclusively the risks that may cause very serios consequences such as death or irreversible damage to health relating to the following:

Substances and mixtures which are hazardous to health,

Harmful biological agents,

Ionising radiation,

Cuts by hand held chainsaws,

Harmful noise.