Deltaplus Polyurethane Palm Coated Safety Gloves - Small - Pack of 3 pairs

Achieving the highest rating in abrasion and tear resistance testing are these Deltaplus polyurethane palm coated safety gloves with a thickness gauge of 13 provide continuous protection from a wide range of potential hazards Tough durable palm-coated safety gloves which in turn minimise the risk of succumbing to general wear and tear allowing the wearer to work confidently and safely throughout the working day. These Deltaplus safety gloves are suitable for wear within various working environments such as manual handling industrial work assembly work and much more. Sold in a pack of three pairs - although due to their high performance it will be a while before a replacement is needed! 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) Ability to withstand frequent and prolonged use with tough durable fibres Elasticated wrist ensures a secure fit with a yellow ridging for ease of wear Scored the highest rating in official testing for abrasion and tear resistance Black polyurethane coating applied to the palm and fingertips for better grip Econocut liner securely moulds to skin with added breathability for comfort Each pack sold consists of 3 pairs in a choice of 4 sizes Compliant with the latest safety standard regulation EN 388:2016 4.X.4.2.C Understanding Rating Markings for Safety Gloves The higher the number 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) 4: Dependent on the number of turns until a hole appears in the material X: Not applicable. The cut test ISO 13997(TDM test) was performed instead 4: The force required to tear the glove material apart is measured 2: Based on the amount of force required to puncture the material with a tip C: A knife cuts with constant speed but increasing force until breakthrough of the cut protection material. The result is given by a letter A to F where F indicates the highest level of protection.