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EN ISO 374-1 parts 1 and 5
Protective gloves against dangerous chemicals and micro-organisms
This webinar explains the requirements and the testing required in order for gloves to claim protection against chemicals and micro-organisms, as defined in the EN ISO 374 series of standards. Permeation, degradation and penetration testing and the microbiological requirements in EN ISO 374-5 are explained by Jade Hurley, Chemistry technologist.
EN 388:2016+A1:2018
Protective Gloves Against Mechanical Risks
EN 388 involves various physical testing methods such as abrasion, tear, cut, puncture and impact. This webinar explaining the test methods and performance levels, will be delivered by SATRA’s Consumer Products Divisional Manager, Simon Courtney, who represents SATRA and BSI at the European protective gloves committee, CEN/TC 162 WG 8.
EN 407:2020
Protection against thermal risks
EN 407 is applicable to gloves and hand protective equipment intended to protect the hands or part of the hand against risks such as flames, contact heat, radiant heat or convective heat. The current version of EN 407 was published in April 2020 and the requirements of this recent standard are explained in detail by Hannah Coe, Certification Assessor.
User information & Glove Marking, Series summary
Tara Holly, Certification assessor, hosts this final webinar in the series, covering the mandatory information required for marking on protective gloves and their packaging, and the information required from the manufacturer. The webinar concludes with Martin Heels presenting a short recap summary of the glove webinar series.