GRAJA gloves

GRAJA gloves

GRAJA gloves

Product catalog summary
Description: The GRAJA gloves are seamless knitted gloves made from a combination of polyester, spandex, nylon, and glass fiber, with a polyurethane (PU) dip. They offer cut resistance at level C and are constructed with a 13-gauge knit.
Material: The gloves are composed of polyester, spandex, polyamide (nylon), and glass fibers. The dipping material is polyurethane, and the cuff is made from the same materials as the gloves.
Features: The gloves feature a knitwrist cuff type and the dipping covers the palm, fingers, and fingertips. They are designed with a 13-gauge knit for durability and flexibility.
Standards: The gloves comply with EN 388:2016 with a rating of 4X43C, indicating high levels of abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture resistance. They also meet the EN 420:2003+A1:2009 standard for general glove requirements.
Colors and Sizes: Available in black (60) and high-visibility yellow (79). Sizes range from 6 (060) to 11 (110).
Manufacturer: CERVA GROUP a.s., located at Průmyslová 483, 252 61 Jeneč, Czech Republic. More information can be found at www.cerva.com.
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GRAJA gloves DESCRIPTION • knitted seamless gloves from polyester, spandex, nylon and glass fiber dipped in PU • cut resistant level C • 13 GG

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GRAJA gloves Gloves material: polyester, Spandex, polyamide (nylon), glass fibres Dipping material: polyurethane Cuff material: polyester, Spandex, polyamide (nylon), glass fibres Cuff type: knitwrist Dipping area: Palm, Fingers, Fingertips Gauge: 13 GG Copyright © CERVA GROUP a.s.. All rights reserved. Any print faults, image and product specification changes are reserved. CERVA GROUP a.s., Průmyslová 483, 252 61 Jeneč, Czech Republi

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