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Cut-resistant gloves "Cut Double Dipped"
Cut-resistant gloves "Cut Double Dipped"
- elastic, breathable, seamless special fibre
- 3/4 nitrile coating
- palm and fingertips also with sanded nitrile coating
- increased fluid protection, very good grip especially with oils/greases
- excellent abrasion resistance, long service life
- highest cut protection class 5
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Cut-proof Gloves Cut Double Dipped
The cut-resistant glove features a special fiber with a 3/4-nitrile coating. The sanded nitrile coating on the palm and fingertips can ensure a long service life. The glove offers a very good grip, especially with oils and fats. In addition, it has increased fluid protection and high abrasion resistance. Thanks to the cut protection class 5, the glove is also used when working with very sharp objects.
Features of the Cut-resistant glove Cut Double Dipped
- Special Fiber: Breathable and Elastic
- 3/4-Nitrile Coating Sanded: Excellent Grip especially for Greases / Oils
- seamless: no rubbing or pressing
- long service life: excellent abrasion resistance
- increased liquid protection
- cut protection class 5
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Certifications / Standards
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| CAT 2 - Personal protective equipment category 2 |
| EN 420 |
| EN 388 - Protective gloves against mechanical risks |
| cut protection class 5 |
Overview all norms of Cut-resistant gloves "Cut Double Dipped"
Download all documents for your product here:
Declaration of conformity for personal protective equipment
Technical data sheet
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Questions & Answers
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Standards information: Cut protection according to EN 388
https://www.franz-mensch.de/en/faq/standards-for-cut-protection
EN 388 determines whether a glove offers sufficient protection against injuries. This standard specifies various tests, including for cut and abrasion resistance. Due to the development of new materials and high-performance fibers, the cut protection test had to be adapted a few years ago. In addition to the conventional Coupe test, which is mainly used for gloves made of high-tech fibers, there is now an additional test: the TDM cut resistance test in accordance with EN ISO 13997, or ISO test for short. This is particularly relevant for cut-resistant gloves that contain materials such as steel or glass fibers. As part of the Coupe test, a rotating circular blade is passed over the glove to be tested several times. The resulting cut protection level ranges from level 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest rating. The ISO test, on the other hand, uses a sharp blade that is applied to the glove once with pressure to determine the amount of force required to cut through the glove. The result is classified in levels A to F, with F being the best possible protection.