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Impact F15 Nitrile Foam Reinforced G Palm Glove

A755

Impact F15 Nitrile Foam Reinforced G Palm Glove in Black/Green

Impact F15 Nitrile Foam Reinforced G Palm Glove, Black/Green

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£17.99 inc VAT£14.99 ex VAT

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Free delivery from £150 ex VAT · Tracked UK delivery, dispatched in 2–3 working days

About this product

Innovative TPR design combined with a level F cut liner makes for an impact glove with exceptional dexterity, comfort and protection. The breathable 15 gauge liner ensure outstanding dexterity for the wearer. Double dipped nitrile foam coating for excellent grip in wet and dry conditions. A reinforced thumb crotch, exterior and interior padded palms for increased durability and comfort. Suitable for use with touchscreen devices. Designed specifically for the Oil and Gas industry.

  • Maximum impact protection using TPR pod technology
  • Level F cut resistance
  • Reinforced thumb crotch and padded palms
  • Wrist strap for secure fitting
  • Protection against contact heat up to 100°C
  • Nitrile foam coating for excellent grip in wet and dry conditions
  • Double dipped coating for durability
  • This glove can be used with most mobile touchscreen devices
  • 15 gauge liner provides the best balance of dexterity and durability
  • Retail tag which aids presentation for retail sales
  • ANSI cut level A7
  • CE certified
  • UKCA marked
  • New style

Certifications and standards

  • ANSI/ISEA 105 Level 3
  • ANSI/ISEA 105 Level 6
  • ANSI/ISEA 105 Level A7
  • ANSI/ISEA 138-2019 Level 2
  • EN 388
  • EN 407
  • EN ISO 21420 Dexterity 5

Specification

Style code
A755
Brand
Portwest
Colours
Black/Green
Unit of sale
each
Weight
0.2020 kg
EAN
5036108440528

Delivery and returns

Tracked UK delivery, £7.50 ex VAT and free from £150 ex VAT. Dispatched in 2–3 working days.

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