Portwest A590 Heat Resistant 250˚C Glove

Portwest A590 Heat Resistant Gloves Overview:

The Portwest A590 Heat Resistant 250˚C Glove is the ultimate choice for those who need to work in high temperature environments. Made with a special heat resistant fabric, these gloves can withstand temperatures of up to 250 degrees Celsius, making them ideal for use in a range of industries, including welding, glass manufacturing, foundries, and more.

These gloves are designed with safety and comfort in mind. The outer layer is made from a durable and heat resistant fabric that provides excellent protection against burns and other injuries. The inner lining is made from a soft and breathable material that helps to keep your hands cool and comfortable, even in the hottest of environments.

The Portwest A590 Heat Resistant Glove features a long cuff that provides extra protection to your wrists and lower arms. The cuff is also elasticated, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit that won't slip or slide down while you work.

These gloves are available in a range of sizes to suit all hand sizes. They are also easy to clean, either by hand or in a washing machine, making them a practical and durable choice for anyone who needs to work in high temperature environments.

In summary, if you need a pair of gloves that can withstand high temperatures and provide excellent protection and comfort, then the Portwest A590 Heat Resistant 250˚C Glove is the perfect choice for you.

Features and benefits:

• Provides contact heat protection up to 250°C for 15 seconds
• Robust 7 gauge liner
• Long cuff version
• These gloves are ambidextrous and are suitable for left or right handed users for added functionality
• Glove Length 30cm
• Sold in singles
• Machine washable
• CE certified
• Machine washable to 30°C
• Retail tag which aids presentation for retail sales

Conforming to the below safety standards:

• EN ISO 21420: 2020 Dexterity 1
• EN 388: 2016 + A1: 2018 1341X
• EN 407: 2020 4242XX

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