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Gloves 2014

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Gloves 2014

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Introduction
Ejendals is a Swedish company specializing in protective hand and footwear, focusing on safety, durability, and ergonomics. Their safety concept includes quality products, education, and safety inspections to reduce accidents.
Company Background
Founded in 1949, Ejendals has grown into a European leader in protective gear, with R&D facilities in Sweden and Finland and production in China. They acquired Urho Viljanmaa OY in 2008, expanding their product range with JALAS® safety shoes.
Product Quality and Customer Service
Ejendals emphasizes quality, with half of their products made in Finland. They maintain long-term relationships with factories and ensure quality assurance with on-site specialists. The company is known for fast deliveries and excellent customer service across Europe.
Safety and Design
Ejendals aims for zero injuries with products that enhance function and aesthetics, winning international design awards. Their safety concept includes inspections and education through Ejendals Academy.
Social Responsibility and Environmental Efforts
Ejendals adheres to a code of conduct for fair worker treatment and minimizes environmental impact through strict supplier requirements, energy optimization, and recycling. They are certified under ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
Hand Protection
The catalogue details various gloves for risks like mechanical, thermal, and chemical, with guidance on choosing, using, and maintaining them. Specific glove types include cut-resistant, anti-vibration, and impact-reducing gloves.
Specifications and Standards
Gloves meet EU safety standards and are categorized into three risk levels per EU Directive 89/66/EEC. Each category has specific CE marking and EN standards requirements, such as EN 420 and EN 388.
Testing and Performance Levels
Gloves are tested for mechanical risks (EN 388), chemical protection (EN 374), and thermal risks (EN 407), with performance levels indicating protection degrees.
Size and Marking Requirements
A sizing chart based on hand circumference and length is provided, emphasizing correct size choice to prevent accidents. Marking includes manufacturer name, glove designation, size, CE mark, and pictograms.
Instructions for Use
Instructions accompany gloves, detailing specifications, care, storage, and warnings about potential risks, especially for chemical protection gloves.
Conclusion
TEGERA® gloves exceed safety standards, offering a wide range of products for various job requirements, ensuring optimal protection and comfort.
Specifications and Testing Standards
Gloves are tested for heat resistance (EN 407), cold protection (EN 511), and food contact safety, complying with EU regulations.
Choosing and Using Protective Gloves
Risk assessment, protection needs, glove selection, and maintenance are crucial for effective glove use.
Injury Prevention
Common injuries include cuts, vibration injuries, and burns. Gloves should be selected based on specific tasks for adequate protection.
Material Insights
Materials like synthetic leather, VIBROTHAN®, and IMPACTOTHAN® offer durability, vibration reduction, and impact protection.
Materials and Their Properties
Various materials like dampening material, AQUATHAN® membrane, leather, textiles, and dipping materials offer specific protective properties.
Chemical Protection Gloves
Made from materials like nitrile and latex, these gloves protect against specific chemicals, considering resistance to mixtures and temperature effects.
Mechanical Risk Protection
Gloves protect against crushing, cuts, and vibration injuries, using materials like KEVLAR® and Dyneema® for cut resistance.
General Protection Gloves
Essential for everyday tasks, offering protection and reducing injury risks, categorized for precision work, all-round tasks, and heavy-duty applications.
Product Specifications
Examples of glove models detail materials, features, and suitable environments, highlighting ergonomic design and durability.
Overview
Gloves are categorized under Cat. II, complying with EN 388 standards for general protection and precision tasks.
Specifications
Gloves are made from materials like synthetic leather and nitrile, with variations in lining and fastening methods, available in multiple sizes and colors.
Features and Properties
Key features include chrome-free materials, reinforced areas, and water and oil repellent properties, offering flexibility and comfort.
Primary Environments of Use
Designed for various environments, including dark, dry, dirty, moist, oily, and greasy conditions.
Models and Variants
Lists several models with specific attributes tailored to different precision work requirements.
Overview
Gloves are categorized based on material, dipping type, and specific properties for various industrial needs.
Specifications
Materials include synthetic materials like nitrile foam and textiles like cotton, with dipping options affecting grip and protection level.
Features and Properties
Gloves offer water and oil repellency, fingertip sensitivity, flexibility, durability, and breathability.
Primary Environments of Use
Suitable for moist, oily, greasy, dirty, dry, and clean environments, catering to precision and general protection work.
Standards and Certifications
Most gloves comply with EN 388 standards for mechanical risks and EN 420 for general requirements.
Packaging and Display
Gloves are packaged in pairs per carton, with display options for retail presentation.
Overview
Gloves are designed for all-round work, categorized under Cat. II, complying with EN 388 standards.
Specifications
Materials include synthetic leather and full grain goatskin, with options for lining and fastening methods.
Features
Chrome-free, reinforced areas, padded palm, pre-curved fingers, and ergonomic shaping.
Properties
Flexible, durable, excellent fit, and comfortable, with water and oil repellent options.
Primary Environments of Use
Suitable for dry, clean, dirty, moist, oily, greasy, slippery, dark, windy, and harsh environments.
Conclusion
Comprehensive range of gloves designed for various work environments, emphasizing durability, comfort, and protection.
Overview
Gloves are categorized under Cat. I and Cat. II, adhering to EN 388 and EN 420 standards.
Specifications
Materials include full grain goatskin, cowhide, pigskin, cotton, polyester, nylon, and nitrile, with reinforced areas for durability.
Performance and Features
High protection level, good fingertip sensitivity, flexibility, and durability, suitable for harsh, moist, dry, wet, and oily environments.
Product Range
Includes leather, synthetic, and textile gloves, each tailored for specific environments.
Packaging
Gloves are packaged in pairs, with quantities per carton varying by model.
Conclusion
Comprehensive range of gloves suitable for different work conditions, emphasizing protection, comfort, and durability.
General Overview
Gloves are categorized based on material composition, protection level, and intended use environments.
Specifications
Materials include acrylic, polyester, PVC, phthalate-free compounds, full grain cowhide, oxhide, and advanced fibers like Dyneema® and Kevlar®.
Protection Levels
Classified under Cat. II, adhering to EN 388 standards, with cut resistance levels ranging from 3 to 5.
Features and Properties
Reinforced fingers and thumbs, high visibility colors, water and oil repellent palms, and breathable designs.
Primary Environments of Use
Suitable for cold, harsh, dirty, and cut-risk environments, designed for general protection, heavy work, and fine assembly tasks.
Cut-Resistant Gloves
Utilize advanced fibers for high cut resistance while maintaining flexibility and comfort.
Packaging and Display
Gloves are packaged in pairs per carton, with display options including bags with euro slots and hooks with hangtags.
Overview
Gloves and sleeves are designed for specific tasks and conditions, offering protection against cuts, vibration, and impact.
Cut Resistant Gloves
Comply with EN 388 standards, offering varying levels of cut resistance, made from materials like Dyneema® and Kevlar®.
Anti-Vibration Gloves
Reduce vibratory impact using Vibrothan® technology, suitable for heavy work in harsh environments.
Impact-Reducing Gloves
Protect against frequent blows and shocks, using Impactothan® technology.
Cut Sleeves
Provide protection against cuts, abrasion, and puncture injuries, made from materials like Dyneema® and Kevlar®.
Key Features and Properties
High protection level, good fit, flexibility, durability, and comfort, suitable for various environments.
Primary Environments of Use
Suitable for cut risk environments, harsh environments, precision work, and heavy work.
Overview
Gloves are designed for impact reduction, precision work, ESD protection, and thermal risks.
Impact-Reducing Gloves
Designed for harsh environments and all-round work, offering excellent grip, fit, and fingertip sensitivity.
ESD Gloves
Divert static electricity, protecting sensitive electronic equipment, designed for precision work.
Hand Protection Against Thermal Risks
Gloves for protection against frostbite and burns, with options for waterproof and extra warm models.
Precision Work Gloves
Designed for high dexterity environments, featuring reinforced index fingers.
All-Round Work Gloves
Durable yet comfortable, suitable for various environments, with options for touch screen compatibility and high visibility colors.
Key Standards
Adhere to various EN standards, including EN 388 for mechanical risks and EN 511 for protection against cold.
Overview
Gloves are designed for cold and harsh conditions, categorized under Cat. II, complying with EN 388 and EN 511 standards.
Specifications
Materials include synthetic leather and full grain leather, with linings for warmth and design features for durability.
Performance and Properties
Durable, flexible, excellent grip and fit, with waterproof or water repellent options.
Primary Environments
Suitable for dark, windy, dry, cold, wet, moist, oily, greasy, dirty, and slippery environments.
Product Highlights
Features specific models with unique attributes for different work conditions.
Standards and Compliance
Indicates resistance to mechanical risks and protection against cold.
Overview
Gloves are designed for cold, wet, chemical, and heat-intensive conditions, categorized based on material, lining, protection level, and use cases.
Specifications
Materials include full grain cowhide, oxhide, goatskin, pigskin, synthetic materials, and reinforced materials for added protection.
Features and Properties
Reinforced areas, waterproof options, high protection level, good grip, fit, and comfort.
Primary Environments of Use
Suitable for cold, wet, dark, warm, harsh, and chemical risk environments.
Standards and Certifications
Comply with EN 388, EN 511, EN 407, and EN 374 standards.
Conclusion
Comprehensive range of gloves tailored for specific industrial needs, emphasizing durability, protection, and comfort.
Overview
Gloves are designed for chemical, heat, welding, and microorganism risks, categorized based on material, protection level, and intended use.
1. Heat and Heavy Work Gloves
Heat-resistant gloves made of nitrile and cotton, suitable for environments with chemical, microbiological, and heat risks.
2. Welding and Heat-Resistant Gloves
Made from full grain goatskin with KEVLAR® and Nomex® lining, offering cut resistance and heat protection.
3. Chemical Protection Gloves
Emphasizes single-day use to prevent chemical exposure, with standards for chemical protection.
4. Precision Work Gloves
Disposable nitrile gloves with extra fingertip grip, suitable for precision work in chemical and microbiological environments.
5. Chemical Protection Guide
Provides a guide on chemical hazards and material compatibility.
Overview
Gloves are designed for chemical and microbiological risks, offering protection against hazardous substances.
Specifications
Materials include latex, nitrile, PVC, and neoprene, with thickness and grip pattern variations.
Features and Properties
Offer splash protection, flexibility, durability, and good fit and grip.
Primary Environments of Use
Suitable for chemical risk environments, microbiological risk environments, and environments hazardous to health.
Product Variants
Lists specific models with unique attributes for different environments.
Overview
Gloves are designed for protection against chemical and microorganism risks, suitable for heavy work, precision work, and all-round work.
1. Heavy Work Gloves
Made from PVC and vinyl, offering protection against chemicals, with durability and good grip.
2. Precision Work Gloves
Disposable gloves made from PVC and vinyl, designed for precision work.
3. Allround Work Gloves
Synthetic gloves made from latex, providing high protection, flexibility, and comfort.
Key Features and Standards
Gloves are categorized under Cat. II or Cat. III, with standards specifying resistance to mechanical risks, chemicals, microorganisms, and thermal risks.
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Gloves 2014-1

2014 Product catalogue Protective hand- and footwear

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Gloves 2014-2

Ejendals is a Swedish company that for generations has specialised in developing, manufacturing and marketing high-quality products that protect hands and feet. In close collaboration with researchers and our customers, we design products that deliver the highest standard of protection, durability and ergonomics. We sell a complete safety concept, which aims to reduce accidents through quality products, education and safety inspections. From our corporate head office in Leksand, we envision a safer day with zero injuries to hands and feet.

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Ejendals: from Leksand to Europe Ejendals was founded in 1949 by Valfrid Ejendal in Leksand, Sweden. The family name derives from nearby Lake Ejen. A clothing company, the product line included work gloves that were manufactured locally, and customers largely consisted of the regional mills and industries. As demand grew, Ejendals started to look for suppliers who could meet demands in terms of quality and efficiency. This led to some production being carried out in China. Over the years, this concept has been expanded, while research, development and testing facilities remain in Sweden and Finland....

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Gloves 2014-5

A reliable partner Our products make everyday life safer at tens of thousands of workplaces in Europe. Your investments in quality hand and foot protection always pay off. They result in fewer occupational injuries, improved levels of attendance and increased productivity, ultimately leading to lower overall costs. Thanks to our cooperation with researchers and customers, we constantly receive suggestions for improvements that we can use when developing new products. Our testing facilities give us confidence that the new models are better and safer in every way.

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Customer service Our customers often let us know that we have excellent customer service. You’re the most important to us, and we continue to think of ways to remain available and open to suggestions. We value close contact with our customers and are represented in most European countries. This makes it easy to contact us when you need help and advice on questions related to protecting hands and feet. Fast deliveries ‘Call us today if you need gloves tomorrow’ was the motto of Ejendals’ founder. Fast deliveries are still one of the things that set us apart from our competitors. Our strategy is...

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Quality in every seam Ejendals’ underlying concept is to deliver the best quality possible. To this end, we limit production to our own factory in combination with a few independent ones. Roughly fifty per cent of our products are manufactured in our own factory in Finland. Long-term cooperation The remaining factories we have chosen to cooperate with are among the best in the world, and our contact with them is without the use of intermediaries. All of our factory collaborations are solid and most go back more than 20 years. For monitoring purposes and quality assurance, we also have our own...

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Our laboratories Ejendals’ products are all tested thoroughly in order to withstand the stresses they will be exposed to. We have two high-tech laboratories – one in Leksand, Sweden, where we test our gloves, and one in Jokipii, Finland, where we test our shoes. Our laboratories enable us to maintain the consistent high quality of our products. We can also keep up an even, high working pace when developing new products, since we don’t have to wait our turn at external laboratories.

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=unction and design always work together in all of our products, and we consciously startec to work with design early on. For safety products, design can actually help improve the pri- mary function. But a carefully considered design can also make the product look a lot better Over the years, we have won many prestigious international design awards, including two Red Dot Award, Our customers want to look good at work, whether they're sitting in an office or working out on the factory floor reddot design award reddot design award

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Gloves 2014-10

Every injury is one too many More than half of all occupational injuries are directly related to injuries to hands, wrists, fingers, feet, ankles and toes. This is a high proportion; in addition, hidden statistics are probably considerable. A zero vision An injured employee may have to be signed off sick, and thus lose income. The company suffers a loss of productivity, and incurs costs for the worker who is off sick. Occupational injuries also represent an expense for society as a whole. Our zero vision when it comes to hand and foot injuries benefits individuals, companies and society. By investing...

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Ejendals’ safety concept At Ejendals, we don’t just sell shoes and gloves. We sell a whole concept, which we refer to as our safety concept. When we work with a customer, we have a set number of targets: we want to reduce the number of accidents that occur, we want to improve levels of attendance, and we want to reduce long-term costs because quality always pays in the long run. We also recommend that we join the customer on a safety inspection of their place of business. We look at the working environment and what appropriate protection for hands and feet the employees need. This is an exciting...

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Social responsibility Social responsibility comes naturally to us. At Ejendals we always consider the long-term effects of our actions. Decisions made today will stay with us for many years. This involves everything from the quality of our products to the way we treat customers and employees. Always making conscious decisions and taking responsibility for everything we do has resulted in many long and rewarding relationships. We see our long-standing relationships as proof that we act responsibly. To ensure that all our partners do the same, we have drawn up a social code of conduct that we work...

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Certified At Ejendals, we work continuously to improve our operations. This includes the way we work, cooperate with others and take responsibility. Over the years, we have drawn up different systems for our way of working and are now certified in accordance with several standards. These vouch for the fact that our procedures are in good order, that we comply with laws and regulations, that our management takes responsibility, and that we work in accordance with the policies we have in place. OHSAS 18001 Working environment management system AFS 2001:1 Working environment management system ISO...

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