Heat protection gloves
Heat protection gloves protect your hands from high temperatures, thermal hazards as well as from hot liquids and steam – tested according to EN 407. At Franz Mensch you will find heat protection gloves that especially meet the requirements in the kitchen and food industry: food-safe materials and high-quality workmanship.






















Heat protection gloves from Franz Mensch
What heat protection gloves must be able to do and which products you will find in our range:
Heat protection gloves for kitchen, industry and handicraft
- high-quality heat protection gloves, e.g. heat protection glove FLAMESTAR made of extra durable special material, or especially well-fitting heat protection glove COOLMAN for comfortable and precise work
- heat protection apron FLAMESTAR, durable and ideal for cooking and grilling
- heat-resistant silicone gloves, waterproof and ideal for catering, e.g. the food-safe silicone glove HEATBLOCKER
- Baking gloves for frying, cooking, baking and grilling, various shapes and materials, e.g. baking glove OKTOBERFEST
- Welding glove WELDSTAR made of leather, heat resistant up to 100°C contact heat
- Protective glove CONVECTOSTAR, comprehensive protection against thermal and chemical hazards, resistant up to 180°C contact heat
Standards info: Gloves against heat and flames according to EN 407
EN 407 specifies the requirements for a heat-protective glove. There are six categories in which a heat protection glove must show what it can do.
- Fire resistance: Here the glove is exposed to a gas flame and it is measured how long the material burns or glows after the flame is removed.
- Protection against contact heat: A glove must withstand direct contact with heat (100°C to 500°C) for at least 15 seconds. The temperature at which the inside of the glove does not heat up more than 10°C is measured.
- Protection against convection heat: This is about slowly penetrating heat. The amount of time a glove can delay heat transfer is measured.
- Protection against radiant heat: The time a glove can delay the penetration of radiant heat is measured.
- Resistance to small splashes of molten metal: This counts how many molten metal drops are needed to heat the glove material to a certain temperature.
- Resistance to molten metal: How many grams of molten iron the test glove can withstand until it is perforated or ignites is measured.