MAPA TempCook 476 Heat Resistant Gloves, Size 9 L, Food Grade, Heat Resistant up to 250°C

Heat-resistant gloves MAPA TempCook 476 Size 9 L Food Grade Heat Resistant up to 250°C
TempCook 476 gloves are designed for hygiene and provide effective thermal protection. They offer 100% liquid resistance and are suitable for contact with all food types in accordance with European regulation (EC) 1935/2004.

Features
- Internal finish: Knitted thermal insulation
- External finish: Embossed texture
- Thermal protection: Heat resistant up to 250°C
- Durability: Resistant to oils, greases, and common cleaning products
- Food standards compliance: White/cream color complies with catering industry clothing standards
- Guaranteed quality: Silicone-free to prevent marks or defects on sheet metal and glass prior to painting

Specific advantages
Thermal protection
- Heat resistant up to 250°C (*Note: From 150°C and above, the product may stiffen and change color, but its thermal protection performance will- remain unaffected)
Durability
- Resistant to oils, greases, and major cleaning products
Food compliance
- White/cream color meets catering industry clothing standards
Guaranteed quality
- Silicone-free to prevent marks or defects on sheet metal and glass prior to painting
Cuff
- 45 cm long to protect forearms when handling hot food

Applications
Food industry
- Food pre-cooking preparation
Local authorities (catering services)
- Removing hot dishes from dry or wet ovens
- Removing items from autoclaves and steam ovens
Catering industry
- Removing dishes from warming cabinets
Bakeries
- Removing baking trays from ovens

CAT 3 Standard
Classified as Category 3, meaning the gloves belong to personal protective equipment (PPE) for protection against fatal or irreversible risks.

EN 388 (Mechanical Hazard Protection)
This standard specifies the glove's performance in protecting against mechanical hazards such as abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture, with the numbers and letters 4443D having the following meanings:
4 : Abrasion resistance achieved the highest score, Level 4
4 : Cut resistance (Coup Test) achieved Level 4
4 : Tear resistance achieved the highest score, Level 4
3 : Puncture resistance achieved Level 3
D : Cut resistance (TDM Test) achieved Level D, which is a high level, indicating that the gloves provide excellent protection against cuts from sharp objects

EN 511 (Protection against cold)
This standard indicates protection against cold, represented by numbers and letters 111 having the following meanings:
1 : Resistance to convective cold scored at Level 1
1 : Resistance to contact cold scored at Level 1
1 : Resistance to water permeability scored at Level 1, meaning water cannot penetrate the glove after 5 minutes of testing

EN 407 (Protection against thermal hazards - heat and/or fire)
This standard indicates protection against heat and/or fire, represented by numbers and letters X2XXXX having the following meanings:
X : Resistance to flammability not tested or not applicable to application
2 : Resistance to contact heat scored at Level 2, meaning the glove can withstand contact heat temperatures
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

EN ISO 374-5 (Micro-organism Protection)
This standard indicates that the gloves provide protection against bacteria and fungi

EN ISO 374-1 (Chemical Protection)
This standard specifies the gloves' ability to protect against hazardous chemicals
TYPE A: Indicates the gloves effectively protect against chemical permeation for at least 6 types for at least 30 minutes
AFGJOT: Letter codes for the 6 chemicals this glove model has been tested against and can protect against:
A: Methanol
F: Toluene
G: Diethylamine
J: n-Heptane
O: Phenol
T: Formaldehyde