antiCUT MAX 5

A softer version of the Panzerhand model. The gloves are softer yet still highly resistant. They allow more sensitivity in the fingers. The model is suitable in jobs with a risk of injury with cutting edges or a knife while you have to work with smaller items (for example, on an assembly line). The glove shows the highest figures according to EN 388 The glove is resistant to contact heat of 100oC according to EN 407 (class 1). The glove is in conformity with EN ISO 13997 as for surface cut, achieving excellent results of 28 N (Newton). In comparison, 22 Newton corresponds to class 5 according to EN 388. The gloves do not contain any glass fibres, which break to pieces during work! Gloves are offered in different versions GRIP – gloves are fitted with nonslip PVC dots SKIN – split cow‘s leather is sewn on the palm

Sharpking this glove is created from a special composite yarn with glassfiber, polyethylene, polyamide and other ressistant fibres. Retaining fine glove features (feeling in fingers) this glove reaches outstanding values of both abrasion and cut resistence according to EN 388. These gloves contain glass fibres. These gloves are particularly suitable for assembly work, handling sheet metal, handling construction materials, etc., where there is a risk of cuts, scratches, and abrasion. Due to its construction, the glove has an excellent grip ability. Gloves are offered in different versions GRIP – gloves are fitted with nonslip PVC dots SKIN – split cow‘s leather is sewn on the palm; these gloves are primarily used for handling oily sheet metal, on assembly lines, in the construction industry for handling rough materials, in the repair of agricultural machinery, etc. The glove is even resistant against punctures in the reinforced split leather area.

Protective fivefingers gloves, the outside layer is made of the Kevlar© (Aramid) fibre and the inner layer is the loop wave cotton insert. The gloves are designated as a protection against contact heat of 250°C. In the practice it means that any object of 250°C can be held by this mitten longer than 15 sec. In addition these mittens guarantee a high cut resistance. The comparison table of values according to EN 388

Coarse knitted fabric thick (4x Kevlar©) The gloves reach class 4 according to EN 388 of resistance against cuttingthrough by blade, which is the highest value. Kevlar (aramid) gloves are independent from the construction and at the same mass 67 x more cut ressistant than leather products. Gloves made of this fibre will withstand over a long time temperatures up to 250°C and over a short time term up to 700°C. They are high ressistant against tearing, burning and contact heat. Kevlar is registered mark of the firm DuPont. The comparison table of values according to EN 388