RAYZA RX328
ESD, Polyurethane Coated, Cut Level B Glove
Who this glove is designed for
For wearers working with electronic components who require high durability, for dry conditions. This glove protects workers and the products they are handling.
GLOVE FEATURES
- High quality Japanese HPPE liner
- Highly durable polyurethane coating
- Suitable for dry conditions involving electronic components
GLOVE SPECIFICATION
| Code: | RX328 |
| Size range: | 6/XS – 10/XL |
| Coating: | Polyurethane |
| Gauge: | 15 |
| Liner: | HPPE with Carbon |
| Packaging: | 10 pairs/pack – 100 pairs/carton |
| RRP: | £6.59 |
GLOVE STANDARDS
EN388:2016+A1:2018 - Mechanical Hazards
Protection against mechanical hazards in respect of physical and mechanical stress caused by abrasion, blade cut, tear and puncture. The table below indicates the glove’s resistance to:
4 = Abrasion
3 = Blade Cut* (coup)
4 = Tear
2 = Puncture
B = Straight Blade Cut (EN ISO 13997)
NOTES:
Where 1 indicates the lowest performance. X that the test was not performed or not possible. A 0 rating indicates that during the test level 1 was not reached.
*Gloves should not be used when working with serrated blades
EN16350:2014 – Electrostatic properties
This standard prescribes the following test conditions and minimum requirements for the electrostatic properties of protective gloves:
- The contact resistance of a glove must be less than 100 megaohms (Rv < 1.0 x 108 Ω)
- DIN EN 1149-2:1997 regulates contact resistance
- The atmosphere during testing for contact resistance must constitute an ambient temperature of 23°C (± 1°C) and have relative humidity of 25% (± 5%)
- Five tests will be conducted and each measurement must be within the threshold value
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