Fully latex-dipped and terry-lined for cold, wet work.
Natural latex fully dipped over palm and back keeps water out; a brushed terry lining holds warmth. The glove stays soft at low temperatures, down to −50 °C, for cold-store handling, fisheries and seafood processing, cold rooms and chiller pipe repair.
Key features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Terry lining | Seven-gauge polyester knit with brushed terry loops; warms up quickly and fits comfortably |
| Fully dipped latex | Palm and back both coated; does not let water through in long immersion |
| Two-layer bond | Latex layer bonded to the liner; thicker rubber for longer wear and puncture resistance |
| Crinkle foam grip | Crinkled foam surface stays flexible in the cold and grips wet or dry |
Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Material | Natural latex, fully dipped + seven-gauge polyester terry liner |
| Waterproofing | Palm and back fully coated |
| Grip | Crinkle foam finish, wet and dry |
| EN 388 rating | As marked by the manufacturer |
| Temperature range | −50 °C to +20 °C (stays soft in the cold) |
| Functions | Waterproof, warm, cold-resistant, anti-slip, abrasion and puncture resistant |
| Size | XL (30 cm long) |
| Packing | 1 pair per bag |
Where it is used
- Cold stores and cold-chain handling: operators and maintenance staff entering freezers (some semiconductor materials are stored below −20 °C).
- Fisheries and seafood: long contact with ice water; crinkle grip on wet, slippery surfaces.
- Outdoor and winter maintenance: pipe repair, vehicle washing and outdoor surveys in cold weather.
Not for these jobs
- Chemical handling: use EN 374 gloves matched to the chemical.
- Electrical work: use insulating gloves of the correct voltage class (ASTM D120), with arc-rated gloves where there is an arc risk. These gloves are not electrical protection.
Reading EN 388 codes
| Position | Test | Levels | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Abrasion | 1–4 | Higher = more abrasion resistant |
| 2 | Blade cut | 1–5 | Higher = more cut resistant |
| 3 | Tear | 1–4 | Higher = more tear resistant |
| 4 | Puncture | 1–4 | Higher = more puncture resistant |
This is a general guide; select gloves by your own risk assessment and the maker’s documentation. Latex coating — not for people with latex allergy. PU, nitrile and PVC coated gloves are available on request.
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