Hand protection is vital to reduce the risk of injuries from mechanical hazards, extreme temperatures, cuts, abrasions, and electrical contact. Proguard’s gloves are engineered to ensure high durability and safety across multiple industries, tested and certified to comply with stringent European Standards (EN).

Heat Resistant Gloves 

EN ISO 21420:2020 – General Requirements for Protective Gloves
Specifies ergonomic design, sizing, comfort, and harmlessness requirements, ensuring safety without compromising usability.

EN 388:2016 – Protective Gloves Against Mechanical Risks
Covers resistance to abrasion, blade cuts, tearing, and puncture, providing measurable protection against common workplace hazards.

EN 407:2020 – Protective Gloves Against Thermal Risks
Defines performance levels for gloves exposed to heat and flames, including resistance to burning, contact heat, convective heat, radiant heat, and molten metal splashes. Suitable for industries such as foundries, glassworks, welding, and metal handling.

Electrical Insulating Gloves

EN 60903:2003 + AC2:2005 – Protective Gloves of Insulating Material
Specifies electrical insulating performance, mechanical resistance, and dielectric strength for gloves used in live working conditions. Classified by voltage ratings (Class 0 to Class 3), ensuring protection up to 30 kV.

EN 21420:2020 – General Requirements for Protective Gloves
Ensures ergonomic comfort and harmlessness for gloves designed for electrical protection.

These insulating gloves are tested and certified for safe use in electrical maintenance, repair, and installation environments, providing critical protection against accidental electrical contact.