Material Composition: Commonly made from Para-Aramid, Nomex, or cow split leather for maximum thermal protection.
Heat and Flame Resistance: Certified to resist naked flames, convective heat, radiant heat, and molten metal splashes.
Self-Extinguishing: Unlike fireproof materials, fire-resistant gloves will not continue to burn once the heat source is removed.
Protection Levels: Often rated for cut resistance (up to Level F), abrasion, and puncture.
Design & Utility: Available as welding gauntlets or tactical gloves, often with extended cuffs for wrist protection and high-dexterity materials for handling tools.
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Common Applications:
Firefighting: Specialized gloves (e.g., EN 659 standard) that protect against extreme temperatures and water.
Welding/Foundry: Leather gauntlets designed to withstand high-contact heat.