ESD glove TEGERA 801
The TEGERA 801 ESD glove from Tegera is an ideal choice for professionals working in dry and clean environments. This thin glove made of carbon fiber, polyester, and polyurethane offers an excellent fit and is highly breathable, ensuring all-day comfort. The PU-coated fingertips enhance grip, while the material composition provides excellent fingertip sensitivity and optimal finger mobility.
The glove is nickel-free and meets the ESD standard DIN EN 61340-5-1 and IEC 61340-5-1, making it antistatic and ideal for precision work. It effectively protects against wear, flesh wounds, and electrical charging. Available sizes range from 5 to 12, catering to a wide range of users. The glove is colored in a neutral gray with white accents, making it visually appealing as well.
Applications of the TEGERA 801 include assembly work, electronics work, acceptance tests, and installation work, making it a versatile tool in any technical equipment.
The glove is nickel-free and meets the ESD standard DIN EN 61340-5-1 and IEC 61340-5-1, making it antistatic and ideal for precision work. It effectively protects against wear, flesh wounds, and electrical charging. Available sizes range from 5 to 12, catering to a wide range of users. The glove is colored in a neutral gray with white accents, making it visually appealing as well.
Applications of the TEGERA 801 include assembly work, electronics work, acceptance tests, and installation work, making it a versatile tool in any technical equipment.
Details
- Size Size
- 5-12
- Color Color
- grey / white
- Cut protection / class (ISO) Cut protection / class (ISO)
- no
- PU fingertips PU fingertips
- yes
- PU palm PU palm
- no
- nickel-free nickel-free
- yes
ESD protective
Electrostatic Discharge - marking for materials intended to protect other components from ESD by avoiding potential differences.
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