UNE-EN 420:2004

General requirements

UNE-EN 388:2004

Mechanical hazards

UNE-EN 374:2004

Chemical hazards

UNE-EN 407:2005

Thermal hazards

UNE-EN 511:1996

Extreme cold hazard

UNE-EN 659:2004

Firefighters’ gloves

UNE-EN 13594:2002

Gloves for motorbikers

UNE-EN 511:1996

UNE-EN 511 defines requirements and testing methods for gloves protecting against convection or conduction cold up to – 50°C. Cold may be caused by weather conditions or industrial activity. Specific values for the different performance levels are defined in accordance to hazard type or application area.

WARNING: These products are tested to determine performance (not protection) levels. These gloves are Category 2 Personal Protection Equipment items. There are Category 3 gloves, though not covered by this standard. Gloves need to comply at least with requirements of level 1 for resistance against abrasion and tear as per UNE-EN 388.

UNE-EN 511. EXTREME COLD HAZARD
Performance level 1 2 3 4
A Resistance against convection cold Thermal insulation (ITR) in m2 °C/W ≥0,10 ≥0,15 ≥0,22 ≥0,30
B Resistance against contact cold Thermal resistance (R) in m2 °C/W ≥0,025 ≥0,050 ≥0,100 ≥0,150
C Waterproofability Level 1: waterproof for at least 30 minutes        
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