MAPA KryTech 840 Cut-resistant gloves, size 8 M, for wet conditions, Cut D Level A4

Cut-resistant gloves MAPA KryTech 615 Size 8 M OEKO-TEX® touchscreen Cut D Level A4
These gloves offer high cut protection, making them safe for a wide variety of tasks. They also provide good heat protection for the hands and are puncture resistant. The embossed texture contact surface ensures excellent grip, allowing parts to be handled safely. The gloves are also silicone-free, preventing traces or defects on materials such as sheet metal and glass prior to painting.

Features
- Liner: Seamless knit made of composite fibers and HDPE fibers with 10 gauge knit (Gauge 10)
- Coating: Latex coating on the palm and fingers with a non-slip embossed finish
- Cuff: Knit wrist
- Cut protection: Provides high level of cut protection for safety
- Thermal protection: Good heat protection properties
- Puncture protection: Good puncture resistance
- Enhanced performance: Embossed surface provides excellent grip for safe handling of workpieces
- Guaranteed quality: Silicone-free to prevent marks and defects on materials such as sheet metal and glass

Specific advantages
Cut protection
- Provides high level of cut protection for workplace safety
Thermal protection
- Good thermal protection properties for hands
Puncture protection
- Good puncture resistance
Productivity
- Provides excellent grip to safely handle parts with its embossed surface
Guaranteed quality
- Silicone-free to prevent leaving stains and defects on sheet metal and glass before painting

Applications
Local Authorities (Waste Collection and Processing)
- Waste processing at sorting centers
Construction Industry (Carpenters/Joiners)
- Wood cutting
- Steel frame installation
- Assembly
- Screwing
- Structural work
Glass industry
- Glass sheet handling
Ceramics and plastics industry
- Handling hot plastic parts after injection molding
- Handling composite materials after heat processing

Standard CAT 2
Classified as Category 2 (Category 2), meaning the gloves fall under the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) category for intermediate-level hazards that can be assessed self-reliantly.

EN 388 (Mechanical Hazard Protection)
This standard specifies the gloves' performance against mechanical hazards such as abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture, represented by the code 4X43D: having the following meanings:
4: Maximum abrasion resistance
X: Not tested for cut resistance
4: Maximum tear resistance
3: Medium puncture resistance
D: High sharp edge cut resistance (TDM)

EN 407 (Thermal risks protection)
This standard specifies the glove's performance in protecting against heat and/or fire. The numbers and letters X2XXXX indicate the following:
X: Flammability not tested
2: Contact heat resistant up to 250°C for at least 15 seconds
X: Convective heat not tested
X: Radiant heat not tested
X: Small splashes of molten metal not tested
X: Large quantities of molten metal not tested