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Pair of grey knit gloves with black nitrile palm coating

Edge

Edge 48-929 Nitrile Gloves EN 388 4X43C 1 Pair

SKU CH-9XFZ-VRPDQ

Knit HPPE blend with nitrile coating meets EN 388 4X43C and EN 420:2003+A1:2009 for high-dexterity cut protection

  • High dexterity for precise handling tasks
  • EN 388 4X43C rating confirms cut and abrasion resistance
  • Knit blend of HPPE nitrile polyethylene spandex
  • Meets EN 420:2003 + A1:2009 Category II standard
  • Sold as a single pair for immediate use

Edge 48-929 Nitrile Gloves

These gloves combine HPPE, nitrile, polyethylene and spandex for high-dexterity hand protection. They meet EN 388 4X43C and EN 420:2003 + A1:2009 Category II standards. Supplied as a single pair for immediate use.

Who should choose these

Workers needing high dexterity with strong cut and tear resistance will find the EN 388 4X43C rating suitable. Buyers requiring certified abrasion or heat protection should look elsewhere because those levels are not rated.

Deciding specification

The EN 388 4X43C rating shows cut level 4, tear level 4 and puncture level 3 with an X for abrasion. This single figure tells you whether the glove matches your hazard assessment.

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Price $7.99
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Brand nameEDGE

Questions about this item

What does the EN 388 4X43C rating mean for daily use?

The rating confirms level 4 abrasion resistance, level X for coupe cut test, level 4 tear resistance and level 3 puncture resistance under EN 388, plus the C grade for ISO straight-blade cut resistance.

Which standards apply to these gloves and what do they cover?

They meet EN 388 4X43C for mechanical risks and EN 420:2003 + A1:2009 Category II for general glove requirements such as sizing, dexterity and innocuousness.

What should I check to ensure the gloves fit my workstation setup?

They are supplied as a single pair in a high-dexterity knit blend of HPPE, nitrile, polyethylene and spandex; verify the size marking on the cuff matches your hand measurement.

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