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The chart below Summarize the main CE Standards applicable for hand protection wear.

     

 EN 420: General Requirements

Design and construction

Fitness for purpose

Comfort and Efficiency

Sizing

Dexterity

Marking and information

EN 374: Chemical and Micro-organism Hazards

   

 

 

Resistance to:

Ratings

Penetration by Micro organisms [AQL}

1-3

Resistance to:

Chemical permeation

0-6

   

 

 

EN 388: Mechanical Hazards

   

 

 

Resistance to:

Abrasion

0-4

Blade Cut

0-5

Tear

0-4

Puncture

0-4

   

 

 

Resistance to:

Impact cut

Pass / Fail

   

 

 

Resistance to:

Static electricity

Pass / Fail

   

 

 

EN 407: Thermal Hazards

   

 

 

Resistance to:

Flammability

0-4

Contact heat

0-4

Convective heat

0-3

Radiant heat

0-4

Small splashes of molten metal

0-4

Large splashes of molten metal

0-4

EN 511: Cold Hazards

   

 

 

Resistance to:

Convective cold

0-4

Contact cold

0-4

Impermeability of water

0-1

The CE Directive requires a mark to be placed on the glove and / or the packing

 

  • EC type tests are carried out under controlled laboratory conditions and often on cut specimens. Hence they do not necessarily represent conditions likely to be found in actual use. Before selecting a glove for a specific application, its suitability needs to be evaluated under actual working conditions.

  • The use of data should therefore be restricted to comparing products on a relative basis.

  • The higher the rating, the better the performance.

  • O represents a fails.

  • X indicates no test was carried out.

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