Daymark 92145 Tucker Steamglove steam resistant gloves 225 Degrees F
Steam-resistant cotton gloves rated to 225 degrees Fahrenheit with ANSI abrasion level 5 protection
- Handles steam up to 225 °F for safe handling
- ANSI/ISEA abrasion level 5 resists surface wear
- Meets ANSI 105:200, ANSI 105:2000, ANSI3389-94, CE and FDA 21CFR standards
- Full-coverage rubber coating on cotton knit protects both hands
- General-purpose design suits a wide range of tasks
Steam-resistant gloves for food handling
The Daymark 92145 Tucker Steamglove is a rubber-coated cotton glove pair rated for steam exposure up to 225 degrees F. They meet ANSI 105:2000 and CE standards with an ANSI/ISEA abrasion level of 5. The full-coating design covers both left and right hands for general-purpose protection in commercial kitchens or processing areas.
Thermal protection and comfort in steam
The cotton knit liner provides a breathable layer while the rubber coating blocks steam and hot moisture up to the rated temperature. The gloves are not double-dipped, keeping the profile flexible for extended wear. No additional hazard protections beyond steam and abrasion resistance are claimed by the manufacturer.
Fit and integration with kitchen workflow
Supplied as a single pair, the gloves are ready to use without break-in and fit either hand. They require no special storage or power and free the user from disposable alternatives. Buyers needing chemical splash resistance or cut-level ratings beyond abrasion level 5 will need different protective gear.
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- Price $15.99
- Cheaper than about 66% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | DAYMARK |
Questions about this item
How do I put on the Daymark 92145 Tucker Steamglove and what step do users often miss?
Slide each hand into the left-and-right specific gloves; the step people miss is confirming the double-dipped coating is not present, so the full cotton knit lines the entire interior for steam protection up to 225 Degrees F.
What maintenance or replacement will the Daymark 92145 Tucker Steamglove need later?
Inspect the cotton knit and rubber coating before every use; replace the pair once abrasion wears through the ANSI/ISEA Level 5 rating or the coating shows cracks that compromise steam resistance.
What limit appears first when the Daymark 92145 Tucker Steamglove is used continuously at high temperature?
The 225 Degrees F steam resistance ceiling is the first limit; sustained exposure at or above that temperature degrades the rubber coating and cotton knit faster than the ANSI 105:2000 abrasion rating would indicate.
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