Gloves Mechanix DuraHide M-Pact Driver F9-360

Gloves Mechanix DuraHide M-Pact Driver F9-360

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The Mechanix DuraHide M-Pact Driver F9-360 is made of Durahide™ leather and lined with tear-resistant fibers to provide 360° cut resistance to EN 388: 2016 Level 5 and ANSI A9.

Material

Palm: 100% leather; back of hand: 100% leather; side of fingers: 100% leather; back of thumb: 100% leather; inner material: 50% para-aramid, 22% steel, 28% polyester; protectors: thermoplastic rubber (TPR). Contains non-textile parts of animal origin.

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The Mechanix DuraHide M-Pact Driver F9-360 is made of Durahide™ leather and lined with tear-resistant fibers to provide 360° cut resistance to EN 388: 2016 Level 5 and ANSI A9. The M-Pact Driver is also equipped with shock-absorbing thermoplastic rubber (TPR) protectors that meet the EN impact protection standard. For handling abrasive material, the Gunn finger design relocates the delicate seams to last.

Certified to CE EN 388:2016 level 5 4X43, EN 420:2003 + A1:2009 level 4; ANSI A9.

Details:

Comfortable elastic stretch cuff provides flexibility when donning and doffing.

Tear-resistant lining provides 360° cut resistance per CE level 5 and ANSI.

Thermal Plastic Rubber (TPR) knuckle and metacarpal impact protection complies with impact protection standard EN

Thermal Plastic Rubber (TPR) crush and impact protection for fingers and fingertips.

Premium grained Durahide™ leather protects the back of your hand while you work.

Durahide™ leather provides extreme abrasion resistance for the palm.

Gunn finger design relocates sensitive seams for enhanced durability.

Weight: approx. 250 g/pair (size M).

The gloves comply with all the main health and safety requirements listed in Directive 86/686/ EEC and also meet the requirements of EN 420 standard in terms of general requirements and test methods, as well as EN 388:2016 standard for protection against mechanical risks. They belong to category II. The test results refer to the palm of the glove.

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