Tactical gloves puncture and cut resistant GUIDE 6202CPN

Product Description

Synthetic leather tactical gloves from Guide that also protect against needles and have the highest cut resistance level F (according to EN 388:2016). The palm is lined with a thin metal fabric that protects against needles and sharp objects – there are 4 layers of fabric on the palm and 2 layers on the front of the fingers and the fingertips. The wrists are easily adjustable with velcro. The back of the hand and the wrist are made of elastic textile. The fingertips are reinforced with fabric. The palm is lined with a fleece lining. The wrist of the gloves is shorter than the general requirements of EN420 to provide the best possible flexibility. Good dry adhesion.

Materials used on GUIDE 6202CPN tactical gloves

Upper: nylon, neoprene, synthetic leather and textile
Lining: Polyester fleece (half lining, only the palm is lined)
Content: metal mesh (in the palm, on the palm side of the fingers and on the fingertips)

Areas of use of tactical gloves

These tactical gloves are suitable for use in, for example, security and waste management, including for example police, customs, security and prison workers. Provide protection during searches and other similar situations where there is a risk of cuts.

GUIDE 6202CPN Certificates of Conformity

EN 420:2003
EN 388:2016 – 2X21F (cut protection level F or the highest)
EN 388:2003 – 4532 (older standard)
ASTM F2878-10 – 25G: 7.0N
The gloves have a CE mark.
Belongs to CAT II personal protective equipment.

EN 388:2016 – Protective gloves against mechanical hazards

The higher the value, the better the result. X = test not scored.
Guide 6202CPN Values: 2X21F

• Abrasion resistance: 0 to 4, measured by rubbing with sandpaper (level 2, or wear resistance is 500 abrasions)
• Cut protection: 1 to 5 (X or not measured)
• Tear resistance: 1 to 4 (level 2 or 25N or 2.5kg force)
• Puncture resistance: 1-4, measuring how much force is required for the blade to penetrate the material (level 1 or 20N)
• Cut protection, TDM test EN ISO 13997:1999, A to F (level F or resistance to more than 30 cuts)
• Impact protection: is designated by P. If no value, not tested (none)

Protective features of tactical gloves

1. Knuckle protection
2. Thumb reinforcement
3. Palm padding
4. Strengthened fingertips
5. Needle guard
6. Palm reinforcement
7. Cut protection level F (ISO 13997)

NB. The final decisions on appropriate use are made by the customer. It is the joint responsibility of the employer and the user to analyze the suitability of the glove in order to protect against the dangers that may arise in any work situation. We recommend testing the gloves before use and making sure there is no damage.
The maximum defined cut, puncture and needle protection is only in the palm of the glove! For maximum mobility, the rest of the hand is protected less.

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