Description
Knitted waterproof nylon glove with a superior fit and extremely high comfort. Triple-layer latex coating makes the glove waterproof and provides thermal insulation.
The outermost layer features Sandy Grip technology, which provides fantastic grip in dry, wet, and oily conditions.
Ergonomic design that reduces hand fatigue and results in a more comfortable glove.
Product description
Material information
Knitted waterproof glove with a triple-layer latex coating on the palm. Sandy Grip technology.
Technical facts
According to EN 388:2016 for Category II, up to 6 different properties are measured:
- Abrasion resistance (4)
- Cut resistance (5)
- Tear resistance (4)
- Puncture resistance (4)
- Extended cut resistance (F)
- Impact protection (P)
A number or letter is then assigned to describe the outcome of the result. The maximum results for each property are 4 for abrasion resistance, 5 for cut resistance, 4 for tear resistance, 4 for puncture resistance, F for extended cut resistance, and P for a passed impact protection test.
Assess for yourself how important each property is for you as a user.
Specifications
| Aquaguard (HV-LKX301) | |
|---|---|
| Type | Knitted gloves |
| Category | II |
| Function | Extreme grip |
| Material | Nylon, Latex |
| Packaging | 12/120 |
| Features | Comfortable, good grip, fingertip sensitivity |
| Sizes | 7-12 |
| Standard | EN 420 EN388:2016 (3131X) |
These gloves are made of materials or have a surface treatment that provides an extra good and firm grip. The grip often works in both dry and wet conditions, which makes the work safer. One of the biggest causes of glove-related injuries in 2018 was operators losing control of tools due to lost grip.
These gloves are waterproof either through dense materials or via membranes that maintain breathability, ensuring the glove is comfortable during longer periods of work. Waterproof gloves insulate better and retain body heat, allowing the gloves to be used even at lower temperatures.
Gloves for assembly, workshop, and light industry. These gloves feature properties such as flexibility and fingertip sensitivity. Many assembly gloves today have many smart functions, and some are even ergonomically designed for increased comfort. They are not as durable as gloves for heavy-duty work, but their precision is clearly superior.
Data sheet
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