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EN ISO 21420 is the standard that defines the general requirements that any glove or other type of equipment for hand and / or arm protection must meet.
This standard should always be used in combination with others.
It does not serve by itself to certify a glove.
The standard basically defines the performance, needs and test methods to be applied for:
BASIC DESIGN
SAFETY
CLEANING
ANTI-STATIC PROPERTIES
SIZES
DEXTERITY
COMFORT AND BREATH
MARKED
MANUFACTURER INFORMATION
EN 12477 is the standard used to define the performance of protective gloves for welders.
The standard contemplates ten specific minimum requirements for two different types of welding:
TYPE A
for welding requiring maximum protection
TYPE B
for welding requiring high dexterity (e.g. TIG)
EN 511 is the standard that defines the performance levels for protective gloves against cold down to -50ºC, whether it is a risk associated with weather conditions or an industrial activity.
The standard contemplates six basic tests:
(1) - Not required for uncoated materials
(2) - This test applies to gloves to protect at temperatures below -30ºC
Cada ensayo de aislamiento clasifica el producto en cuatro niveles de protección.
Un guante certificado contra el frío debe alcanzar, como poco, «Nivel 1» frente al frío convectivo o de contacto.
Logically, the type and level of risk of the glove must cover the risks and levels assessed in the pertinent «risk assessment» of the workplace.
Los guante certificados para protección frente al frío deben adjuntar la correspondiente información para el usuario e incorporar el pertinente «marcado», como el indicado en los siguientes ejemplos.