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Portwest Arc Grip Glove A780
Created with flame resistant properties, the Arc Grip Glove provides a high level of protection against Arc Flash burns and cuts. The 13-gauge cut level D knitted liner is manufactured with a unique flame-resistant aramid yarn which provides increased dexterity and hand movement. The flame-resistant neoprene coated palm allows for excellent grip. Arc Flash level 2 (ATPV 9.5cal/cm2).
Product Features
- Superb Arc-Flash Protection: Arc Rating (ATPV) = 9.5 cal/cm2
- ARC Grip glove provides a high level of protection against ARC flash burns and cuts
- Level D cut resistance
- 13 gauge liner for a perfect fit
- Flame-resistant neoprene coated palm allows for excellent grip
- FR aramid thread for extra durability and protection
- CE certified
- Retail tag which aids presentation for retail sales
- ANSI cut level A4
- UKCA marked
Materials
- Aramid
Standards
- EN ISO 21420:2020 Dexterity 5
- EN388:2016 +A1:2018 - 4X42D
- EN 407:2020 X1XXXX
- ASTM F2675-13 2
- ANSI/ISEA 105: 2016 CUT Level A4
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DELIVERY
- Dispatch: Within 24 Hours
- Delivery time - 3-5 business days
- Easy 30 days returns and exchanges
RETURNS
If you do not like the product you can return it within 15 days - no questions asked. This excludes bodysuits, swimwear and clearance sale items.
We have an easy and hassle free return policy. Please look at our Delivery & Returns section for further information.
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- Dusting with a dry cloth can scratch, so lightly spritz your cleaning cloth with water.
- A vacuum cleaner will effectively remove any dust from surfaces and crevices.
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- Do not place hot utensils directly on the table top to avoid damage and discoloration
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your furniture to lose its shine and luster and begin to fade. - The table is designed to hold food, crockery and utensils, not heavy objects.
- Avoid sitting, standing, or jumping on the dining table or chairs. Also
do not throw heavy objects on the table, as this may damage the
product.