Size
Glove sizes are distinguished by the colour of the hemming:
antiCUT® MAX 5
The glove is made of especially produced composite fibre Brinix® MAX5, polyamide and polyethylene fibres. While retaining the properties of the fine glove (tactile sensitivity), it achieves excellent values in terms of abrasion resistance and resistance to cutting according to EN 388. This glove can no longer be compared to an aramid glove - a similar glove is very difficult to make of aramid.
The glove does not contain glass fibres, which break when working with and can cause problems.
The glove is especially suitable for assembly work, handling sheet metal, handling building materials etc., where there is a risk of cutting, scratches and abrasions. Due to the construction of the glove, it also has an excellent gripping ability.
The glove is available in various designs:
GRIP – the glove is lined with PVC non-slip fabric.
SKIN – split leather is sewn on the palm; this variant is used mainly for handling oiled sheet metal, on assembly lines, in construction for handling rough material, in agriculture when repairing agricultural machinery etc. The glove is also puncture resistant at the point of reinforcement with split leather.
SLEEVE – the sleeve version mainly protects the forearms against the risks of cutting, scratches or abrasions. It can be made of the length according to customer specifications, or there are standard lengths of 8 cm, 25 cm, 35 cm, 45 cm and 55 cm available. You can choose a version with a thumb hole and without a thumb hole. The sleeve can be complemented with Velcro fastening, for better comfort.
Comparison of values according to EN 388
| Abrasion resistance: | Class 3 (max. 4) |
| Resistance to cutting: | Class 5 (max. 5) |
| Resistance to further tearing: | Class 4 (max. 4) |
| Puncture resistance: | Class 2 (max. 4) |
| Resistance to cutting TDM test: | Class F (max. F) |
Comparison of values according to EN 407
| Resistance to cutting TDM test: | Class 1 (max. 4) |