Gloves
The right work glove depends on the task. Here you will find gloves from ATG in the MaxiFlex and MaxiCut ranges: MaxiFlex for assembly and craft work where you need to feel the workpiece, and MaxiCut for work with sharp edges where you need cut protection. The protection is marked to EN 388, which indicates resistance to abrasion, cuts, tearing and puncture. Compare the figures on the product page and choose the glove that suits the risk. If a glove fits too tightly or too loosely, you lose sensitivity and grip, so choose the size to suit your hand. For the whole team, you can place the order through a business account. The gloves are for tasks such as assembly, handling sharp items and general craft work. Plasters, eye wash and skin care are found under first aid. Replace the glove when it is worn or has holes.
Read also: Which work gloves should you use for which job?
Frequently asked questions
What does EN 388 mean?
The standard tests the glove's resistance to abrasion, cuts, tearing and puncture and gives the result as a series of numbers and letters. Read our guide: EN 388 explained.
Which gloves are cut-resistant?
MaxiCut Ultra 4C and MaxiFlex Cut 3B are developed for work with sharp edges. Check the cut level on the product page.
Which gloves should I choose for assembly work?
For assembly and finer work, a thin glove with good grip such as MaxiFlex is a natural choice, because you keep the feeling in your fingers.
