Small Water Resistant Latex Coated Gloves

Safety gloves that offer fantastic grip durability and handling These water resistant latex coated gloves are ideal for wear within multiple industries especially those that consist of assembly work metal handling scaffolding or roofing. Officially tested on their performance against contact heat and regulated under EN407:2004 meaning that these safety gloves can withstand contact heat up to 250°C! The embossed latex coating of these Deltaplus safety gloves also acts as a barrier against water allowing the wearer to to switch between dry and wet handling without the hassle of changing gloves. Designed to be highly visible and makes for a comfortable fit thanks to the polyester lining that carries a thickness gauge of 13 for ultra protection. Safety glove size guide To find your glove size measure around your hand with a tape measure across your palm. You should use your dominant hand the right if you are right-handed and the left if you are left-handed. If you need to convert your glove size use the following general information: Small: 7 (178-203mm) Medium: 8 (203-229mm) Large: 9 (229-254mm) Extra Large: 10 (254-279mm) x2 Extra Large: 11 (279+ mm) Suitable for wear during tasks that require wet or dry handling Ability to withstand contact heat up to 250°C Durable embossed latex coating on the palm and fingertips provides grip Ribbed design around the wrist for a secure fit with ridging for ease of wear Received the highest rating for tear resistance in official testing; scored 4 Finished in a highly visible orange with a bold blue latex palm coating Available in a wide range of sizes from small all the way through to XX large Compliant with EN407:2004 for protection against thermal risks Compliant with the latest mechanical safety regulation EN388:2016 and received the following rating markings - 2.1.4.1.A Understanding Rating Markings for Safety Gloves The higher the number or letter rating the better the performance. Scale of 1-4.Tested for the following: Abrasion Resistance (cycle) Blade Cut Resistance (coupe test/index) Tear Resistance (newton) Puncture Resistance (newton) and Cut Resistance TDM Test ISO 1399 scale A-F. 2: Dependent on the number of turns until a hole appears in the material 1: A knife is passed over the glove material until it cuts through 4: The force required to tear the glove material apart is measured 1: Based on the amount of force required to puncture the material with a tip A: Determination of resistance to cutting by sharp objects. An alternative cut test recommended for cut protection gloves