arc-welder's gloves cowhide gloves

Welding gloves are a type of work gloves used by welding workers for protection and comfort. They are currently mainly made of natural leathers such as cow hide, cow leather, pigskin, and sheepskin.

Features: mainly heat insulation, wear-resistant, preventing scalding from flying objects, blocking radiation, and at the same time, it has certain insulation performance.

The different types of welding can have varying impacts on the welder, so they can be roughly divided into two categories of electric welding gloves:

1. So-called hand welding gloves for ordinary hand welding, which are commonly seen in our daily life.

A type of welding where a pair of pliers holds the welding rod. This type of welding produces a lot of high-temperature splatter. Therefore, the gloves used are usually double-layered with a length of over 35CM.

2.Argon arc welding gloves

This type of welding produces less spatter, but it is hot, has strong radiation, and the wire is quite thin. Therefore, these gloves feel quite

Okay, it's quite thin and won't be too long.

EN12477: Type A, Type B

Electrical Conductivity/Insulation Resistance ≥ 10^6 Ohms Resistance ≥ 10^6 Ohms

Anti-wear 500 times, 100 times

Resistant to knife cut index 1.2 index 1.2

Tear Resistance 25 Newton 10 Newton

Anti-pierce 60 Newton 20 Newton

Anti-flammable 3rd Class 2nd Grade

Anti-thermal 100°C 100°C

Anti-heat airflow HTI ≥ 7

Anti-fine Metal Slag 25 grains 15 grains

Dexterity (Nail Diameter) ≤11mm ≤6.50mm

Notes

Here are 10 points to note when using gloves:

1.Choose gloves suitable for different work environments. The size of the gloves should be appropriate. If the gloves are too tight, they restrict blood flow, which can cause fatigue and discomfort; if they are too loose, they are not flexible to use and are easy to fall off.

2. The gloves selected should have sufficient protective effects. In environments where steel-wire anti-slash gloves are used, it is not suitable to use synthetic yarn anti-slash gloves, etc. To ensure their protective function, it is necessary to replace the gloves regularly. If the use exceeds the expiration date, it may cause harm to the hands or skin.

3. Regularly inspect the gloves for any small holes or damage, especially around the fingers. For chemical-resistant gloves, you can use the air-inflation method to check for leaks.

4. Pay attention to the use of gloves in different occasions. If a pair of gloves is used in different places, it may significantly reduce the service life of the gloves.

5.When using, safety is important. Do not casually discard contaminated gloves, to avoid causing harm to others. Gloves that are not in use should be placed in a safe place.

6.When removing gloves, it is very important to use the correct method to prevent the substances that have contaminated the gloves from coming into contact with the skin and clothing, causing secondary contamination.

7. It is best not to share gloves with others, as the inside of gloves is a breeding ground for bacteria and microorganisms, which can easily lead to cross-infection when sharing gloves.

8. Before wearing gloves, wash your hands thoroughly, and wear the gloves on clean (sterile) hands. Otherwise, bacteria are easily bred. After removing the gloves, wash your hands again and apply some hand cream to replenish the oil.

9.Wear gloves to cover the wound before, the skin is a natural barrier against external environmental harm, which can prevent the entry of bacteria and chemicals.

10.Do not ignore any skin redness or itching, to prevent the occurrence of skin diseases such as dermatitis. If your hands feel dry, itchy, or blistering, seek medical treatment in time.