MIRO GLOVES - European glove producer

Natural material without chemical treatment Adaptability to the shape of the hand, when worn for a long time, the glove retains its shape according to the hand of the wearer Good moisture insulation Hygroscopy wool insulates well against the cold, even when wet Warmth dry heat The robust woolen knitted fabric of these gloves is modified and compacted using a special technology to increase its thermal insulation performance and resistance to penetration of cold wind and loose snow. At the same time, the glove remains breathable from the inside and thus prevents excessive sweating of the palms, thus preventing the creation of an environment for the multiplication of bacteria on the skin, which further strengthens the natural antibacterial properties of sheep wool. Schoeller pure wool yarn used, from which these gloves are made, meets the world’s strictest Swiss environmental standard bluesign.

Superanatomic – unlike standard gloves on the market, our glove is designed and manufactured with regard to the real anatomical shape of the human hand. The thumb is shaped anatomically towards the palm of the glove, which does not create “folds” and the glove properly encloses the hand. Another adjustment is for the little finger – the little finger is placed on the hand a little lower than the other fingers, our glove takes this anatomical element into account, and the little finger is placed lower on the glove than the other fingers. Wash the gloves by hand by squeezing in a detergent bath at a maximum temperature of 3040°C. After washing, rinse them several times in clean lukewarm water. Drain the gloves gently by squeezing – without twisting. Spread the wet gloves on a flat surface, carefully level them in their original shape, and allow them to dry slowly.

The glove is made of especially produced composite fibre Brinix MAX5, polyamide and polyethylene fibres. While retaining the properties of the fine glove (tactile sensitivity), it achieves excellent values in terms of abrasion resistance and resistance to cutting according to EN 388. This glove can no longer be compared to an aramid glove a similar glove is very difficult to make of aramid. The glove does not contain glass fibres, which break when working with and can cause problems. The glove is especially suitable for assembly work, handling sheet metal, handling building materials etc., where there is a risk of cutting, scratches and abrasions. Due to the construction of the glove, it also has an excellent gripping ability. GRIP – the glove is lined with PVC nonslip fabric.

This glove is a lighter version of the Panzerhand M2 gloves. It is a softer, but highly durable glove. When working, it allows for greater tactile sensitivity. It is suitable wherever there is a risk of injury from sharp edges or blades and, at the same time, it is necessary to work with smaller objects (e.g. on an assembly line). The gloves are also used in the food industry, especially for meat cutting. The glove complies with EN ISO 13997 for surface cutting and achieves excellent results of 60.0 s (Newton). For comparison, 22 Newton is a value corresponding to class 5 according to EN 388. The gloves comply with the requirements of Regulation 1935/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council for materials and articles intended to come into contact with food. This is evidenced by the relevant certificate. The gloves do not contain glass fibres, which break when working with and may remain in processed food! Varianta Silvernite