These Heavy-Duty Grey Leather Welding Gauntlets from the Halo® PPE range have been designed with comfort and performance in mind. Halo® products are manufactured to suit a diverse workforce, and ensure everyone is protected. By choosing Halo® you are supporting worthwhile charities including Mind for Mental Health and The Diversity Trust. Where possible, single-use plastic bags have been removed from Halo® packaging to reduce our impact on landfill and on the environment.

Heavy-duty leather welding gauntlets offer a superb feel and good durability for repeated use when precision welding.

Features and Benefits
• Designed for comfort and dexterity
• Nappa leather palm and stiff 150mm chrome leather cuff for excellent durability
• Slip on cuff style for easy donning and doffing as needed
• Fully coated for all-over protection when working
• 360mm overall length for further arm protection

Standards
• Halo® products are BSI tested
• EN 388:2016 1.1.1.1.X.
• EN 420 (Dexterity) Level 5
• CE approved to EN12477 Type B (new standard supersedes EN407, EN388, EN420 & EN1149-2)
• CAT II

PRODUCT CODE : TD P 01C
COATING MATERIAL : Unsupported Natural Rubber Pearlined Gloves
LINEAR MATERIAL : N/A
EXTERIOR FINISHING : Diamond
CUFF STYLE : N/A
THICKNESS MM : 0.50mm +0.05mm
LENGTH MM : 350mm ±10mm
COLOUR : Apple Green
SIZE/WRIST : S, M, ML, L, XL
PACKAGING : Pack - pair packed, 120 pairs in a master carton

The Dräger X-am® Pump is an external pump for the portable gas detectors Dräger X-am® 2500/2800 and X-am® 5000/5600/5800 – designed for clearance measurement, for example in tanks and shafts. The pump automatically switches on when it is connected to a running X-am® device. The change from pump mode to diffusion mode is fast and easy.

State-of-the-art area monitoring – the Dräger X-zone® 5800 in combination with the Dräger X-am® 5000, 5100 or 5600 gas detection instruments can be used for the measurement of up to six gases. The internal pump and continuous power supply in the explosive area of zone 0 extend the range of applications in mobile gas detection technology.