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Canadian Rigger Cowsplit Leather Gloves

Description

Scan Rigger Gloves are a general purpose glove suitable for most DIY tasks. Made from canvas with added protection, with hard wearing leather palms and reinforced fingers and knuckles.

Made from cowsplit leather with patched palm and striped cotton back, with reinforced sections on the fingers and knuckle strap. The gloves also have pasted cuffs.

Reinforced fingers and knuckle strap
Pasted cuffs
Conforms to Standard EN ISO 21420 and EN388

Information

List Price ex.VAT	£3.40
List price inc.VAT	£4.08
Code	SCAGLORIG
Size	L
W x L	130 x 260mm
Qty	1 pair

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Certification

View Certificate	EU Declaration of Conformity EN388:2016 + A1:2018, EN 420: 2003+A1: 2009
View Certificate	UK Declaration of Conformity EN ISO 21420:2020, EN 388:2016+A1:2018

Catalogue page

Scan Catalogue Page 51 pdf

Standard EN ISO 21420

The EN 420 standard was revised in March 2020 becoming standard EN ISO 21420: 2020.

This standard defines the general requirements for protective gloves in terms of construction, fitness of purpose, safety, etc.

Standard EN388:2016

Providing protection for mechanical risks.

This standard applies to all kinds of protective gloves in respect of physical and mechanical aggressions caused by abrasion, blade cut, tearing, puncture and impact.

EN388 Example
2 = Abrasion Rating 1-4
1 = Blade Cut Rating 1-5
2 = Tear Rating 1-4
1 = Puncture Rating 1-4
= 2nd Cut Rating A-F
P = Impact P Pass or Fail

Protection against mechanical risks is expressed by a pictogram followed by a number rating representing test performance against a specific risk. The performance level is from 1-5, where 4 or 5 is the best result. X = not tested. P = Impact test passed.

The level of performance is based on the number of cycles/force required to penetrate the sample.

Abrasion resistance: based on the number of cycles required to abrade through the sample glove.

Blade cut resistance: based on the number of cycles required to cut through the sample at a constant speed.

Tear resistance: based on the amount of force required to tear the sample.

Puncture resistance: based on the amount of force required to pierce the sample with a standard sized point.

2nd Cut resistance: based on the number of cycles required to cut through the sample.

Impact protection: the area of protection is secured over a domed anvil and is impacted at an impact energy of 5J.