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 374:2004

This Standard defines requirements for gloves conceived to protect users against chemical products and/or micro-organisms. The Standard does not specify requirements for mechanical protection levels. All gloves are Category 3.

If the glove complies with standards defined by tests of EN 374-2 and EN 374-3, then it must be labelled with the following pictograph

Otherwise, it will carry this pictograph

UNE-EN 374 1.2
BIOLOGICAL HAZARD (MICROORGANISMS)
Penetration Resistance level (AQL)
Pass level Acceptable Quality Inspection level
Level 3 <0,65 G1
Level 2 <1,5 G1
Level 1 <4,0 S4
UNE-EN 374 1.2.3
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
Permeability resistance levels*
Average time of penetration (min) Penetration levels
>10 1
>30 2
>60 3
>120 4
>240 5
>480 6
* Time required for chemical product to penetrate glove.
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