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ESD leather gloves with polyester back, white - Warmbier 8745.PS500
ESD gloves with a leather palm and a breathable polyester back for jobs that wear out fabric gloves too quickly. Sizes S to XXL with colour-coded size marking, sold per pair.
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Description
When handling housings, sheet metal parts or assemblies with sharp edges, thin knitted gloves soon reach their limits. This Warmbier ESD glove combines a leather gripping surface with a polyester back and is intended for use in ESD protected areas (EPA).
Benefits
- Leather on palm and fingers for a secure grip and long service life
- Polyester back with woven-in conductive threads, breathable and flexible
- Elasticated wrist keeps the glove in place without a hook-and-loop strap
- Colour-coded size marking, for example M red and L white, for quick sorting in stock
Applications
For mechanically demanding work in the EPA, such as fitting assemblies into housings, assembly and maintenance work on equipment and picking components. Also suited to stores and goods receiving, where ESD sensitive parts are moved in boxes and containers. Supplied per pair for the personal equipment of individual staff.
Technical data
| Material | leather, polyester back |
|---|---|
| Colour | white |
| Sizes | S to XXL |
| Weight | approx. 38 g |
| Sales unit | 1 pair |
| Manufacturer Nr. | 8745.PS500 |
| GPSR manufacturer information | Wolfgang WARMBIER GmbH & Co. KG, Untere Gießwiesen 21, DE-78247 Hilzingen, www.warmbier.com |
| Condition of article | New |
| Article authenticity | Original product |
| ESD version | ESD (antistatic) |
| Geschlecht | Unisex |
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