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 659:2004

Special gloves for firefighters’ use, allowing them to work for long periods of time under hazardous and dangerous conditions. However, it is not possible to relate lab performance levels to actual protection levels.

These gloves are not designed to be used when deliberately handling chemical fluids, but will nevertheless protect against accidental contact with chemicals.

Protection gloves for special firefighting operations are excluded from application field defined by EN 659.

Firefighters’ gloves are Category 3 Personal Protection Equipment items.

UNE-EN 659. FIREFIGHTERS’ GLOVES
Minimum Length of glove (EN 388)
Size Minimum length (cm)
6 26
7 27
8 28
9 29
10 30,5
11 31,5
UNE-EN 659. FIREFIGHTERS’ GLOVES
Protection Levels
UNE-EN 388 UNE-EN 407
Abrasion 3 Flames 4
Cuts 2 Convection heat 3
Tear 3 Contact heat *
Puncture 3 Radiation heat **

* Contact temperature 250 °C. Threshold time at least, 10 s
** In accordance to EN ISO 6942

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