GLOVE JUBA - 206BDA38 JUBA

Product catalog summary

Specifications:
The document describes the characteristics and standards of a protective glove, specifically the JUBA - 206BDA38 JUBA. It is highly recommended for operations involving convective and radiant heat, offering excellent protection against molten metal splashes. The glove features a Nomex© liner for forearm safety and is suitable for heat contact protection ranging from 100ºC to 150ºC. The glove is aluminized with a split leather palm, available in grey color, 3.00 mm thickness, and size XL (38 cm). Packaging includes 5 pairs per package and 30 pairs per box.

Standards:
The glove complies with EN 407:2004, which specifies requirements for protective gloves against thermal risks such as heat and fire. The performance is measured across several tests: fire properties, contact heat, convective heat, radiant heat, small splashes of molten metal, and large quantities of molten metal. Additionally, it adheres to EN388:2016 for mechanical risks, assessing abrasion resistance, cut resistance (coup test and TDM test), tearing strength, puncture resistance, and impact protection.

Procedures:

Fire Properties: Measures ignition time and material behavior post-ignition.
Contact Heat: Evaluates temperature increase resistance when exposed to 100°C to 500°C.
Convective Heat: Assesses time to increase inside temperature by 24°C using gas lubrication.
Radiant Heat: Measures average time for heat permeation at 2.5kW/m².
Molten Metal: Tests for small splashes and large quantities, measuring temperature increase and material damage.

Mechanical Risks:

Abrasion Resistance: Tested by sandpaper abrasion under pressure, rated 1 to 4.
Cut Resistance: Evaluated by coup test and TDM test, rated 1 to 5 or A to F.
Tearing Strength: Force required to tear material, rated 1 to 4.
Puncture Resistance: Force required to puncture material, rated 1 to 4.
Impact Protection: Indicated by the letter P if present.

Catalog excerpts

GLOVE JUBA - 206BDA38 JUBA Aluminized glove with split leather palm WORKING GLOVES SUITABLE FOR: Highly recommended for convective and radiant heat Risk of convective and radiant heat operations. 100ºC to 150ºC heat contact protection. · Excellent protection against molten metal splashes. · Nomex© liner. · Safety for forearm protection. MORE INFORMATION Materials

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EN 407:2004 Protective gloves against thermal risks (Heat and/or fire) This standard specifies demands and test methods for protective gloves that shall protect against heat and/or fire. The numbers given besides the pictogram indicates the gloves performance for each test in the standard. The higher number the better performance level. 1. FIRE PROPERTIES OF THE MATERIAL The ignition time and how long the material glows or burns after ignition is measured in this test. If the seam comes apart after an ignition time of 15 seconds, the glove has failed the test. 2. CONTACT HEAT The glove is exposed...

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