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Guidelines for gloves worn by workers who requireprotection from chemicals and/or micro-organisms thatcould irritate the skin. Article 3 states that Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)shall be used when risks cannot be avoided. Basic riskassessments are required, and must be conducted at allworkplaces toidentify and evaluate risk levels Guidelines for gloves worn by workers who require protectionfrom heat, cold, or fire and, other thermal conditions. Source: IRI, Total UK Market value sales for the Household gloves category for the period comprising 52 weeks ending on 24th April 2021. In February 2016, the European Council and European Parliamentamended and approved a new PPE Regulation proposed by theEuropean Commission. This New PPE Regulation will replace theoriginal PPE Directive 89/686/EEC that was introduced in 1992.The new Regulation will now apply to private use as protection against heat(e.g., oven gloves) and to distributors selling PPE products. It provides additionalconformity assessment requirements, such as the need for an internal productioncontrol system and valid Type-examination certificates for a maximum of 5 years.The Regulation also provides specific requirements for every economic operatorinvolved in the supply chain, as well as additional documentation requirementslinked to the Instructions for Use and Conformity Declarations.

Acid: satisfactory mechanical and di-electricalperformance after immersion in high concentratedsulfuric acid. Keep full records of assessments and reasons forselecting a particular type of glove. If the risk shouldchange in any way, for example, by the introductionof a new chemical or industrial process, theassessment and selection process must be repeated. This EN 16778 Standard defines a harmonized test method (NOT a requirementnor a limit) to measure DMFa content in glove materials.

Based on the force required to cut through a sample using a specified cut testmachine (i.e., Tomodynamometer) under specified conditions. Two test samplesfrom one pair of glovesare tested under specific conditions defined in this standard. Gloves have to offer the greatest possible degree of protection in theforeseeable conditions of end use. This standard defines the general requirements for glove design andconstruction, innocuousness, comfort, efficiency, marking, andinformation applicable to all protective gloves. This standard can also

Guidelines for insulating gloves and mitts, which are worn inconjunction with leather protective gloves for workers whorequire protection from mechanical and thermal hazards. Our partnership with TerraCycle ®is free for our consumers to use – all you need to do is take your old or used Marigold gloves to your nearest public drop-off location, or you can set up your own. Guidelines for gloves worn by workers who require protectionagainst objects that can abrade, cut, or puncture the skin,without sacrificing comfort or dexterity on the job. Penetration is the movement of a chemical and/or micro-organism throughporous materials, seams, pinholes, or other imperfections in a protective glovematerial at a non-molecular level.Long gloves: If the length of the chemical protective glove is ≥ 40 cm, the cuffarea must also be tested for virus penetration. Depending on their application specific properties(= resistance), rubber insulating gloves can beadditionally tested: Protection against mechanical hazards is expressed by a pictogram followed byfour numbers (performance levels), each representing test performance againsta specific hazard, and two letters. The letter in the fifth position correspondsto an ISO Cut Resistance level. A letter “P” in the sixth position is for glovescertified to provide impact protection.

Harmful physical irregularities are not allowed andeach single glove must be individually inspected and di-electrically tested. Performance levels show how a glove has performed in a specific test, and bywhich the results of that testing may be graded. Level 0 indicates that the gloveis either untested or falls below the minimum performance level. Highernumbers indicate higher levels of performance. A performance level X meansthat the test method is not suitable for the glove sample. Appropriate pictograms accompanied by the relevant performance levelsand the reference of the EN standard The number of molten metal drops required to heat the glove sample to agiven level. A performance level shall only be mentioned if a performancelevel 3 or 4 is obtained in the flammability test. As per EN420: 2003, it is defined that the electrostatic properties shall be testedas per the test methods described in EN1149.

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For gloves of simple design offering protection fromlow level risks, (e.g., janitorial gloves) manufacturersare permitted to test and certify gloves themselves. Based on the thermal insulation properties of the glove, which are obtainedby measuring the transfer of cold via convection. When protection is limited to part of the hand, this shall be mentioned(e.g., ‘palm protection style only’). The ‘chemical resistant’ glove pictogram must be accompanied bydigit code letters for Type A and Type B gloves. Type C marked glovesare without any digit code letter.

With a non-slip surface, these durable, household rubber gloves are great for protecting hands when washing up or cleaning the home. Recycle with TerraCycle ®

Guidelines for gloves worn by workers who require protection inexplosive (ATEX) environments or settings that increase the riskof electrostatic charges. For gloves used in containment enclosures, the glove shall pass an additionalspecific air pressure leak test. Extraction is carried out during 30 minutes at 70°C, using methanol as the extractionmedium. The DMFa is then analysed and measured by gas chromatograph/massspectrometry. Result is based on the average of two obtained values andcan bemade available upon request. The UK’s best-selling reusable rubber gloves* are the perfect companion for all of your housekeeping tasks -from washing dishes to wiping down surfaces.These iconic yellow rubber gloves, have been trusted by generations. In 1950 we launched the first Marigold latex rubber gloves developed exclusively for washing up, changing the way we protect our hands whilst cleaning from then on.