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Materials Description
Heat Resistant Welding Gloves FL-1023
Safeyear FL-1023 heat resistant welding gloves are designed for welding, hot work and metal fabrication. Certified to EN 407 444X4X and EN 12477 Type A, they provide protection against flame, contact heat, convective heat and molten metal splashes.
| Specification | FL-1023 |
|---|---|
| Model | FL-1023 |
| Product Type | Heat Resistant Welding Gloves |
| Main Material | Leather |
| Certified Size | 11 |
| EN 407 | 444X4X |
| EN 388 | 3144X |
| EN 12477 | Type A |
| PPE Category | Category III |
Welding Gloves Risks
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| Flame & High Heat Exposure | Molten Metal & Welding Spatter | Mechanical Hand Injuries |
Welding Gloves Technologies
Recommended Worksites
Standards & Work Gloves Performance
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EN 407:2020 Thermal Protection — 444X4X | EN 12477 Welding Gloves — — Type A | EN 388 Mechanical Protection — 3144X |
FAQ
Q: What types of welding are FL-1023 gloves suitable for?
A: FL-1023 gloves are certified to EN 12477 Type A and are designed for welding applications where higher thermal and mechanical protection is required, including MIG/MAG welding, arc welding and heavy metal fabrication.
Q: What does EN 407 444X4X mean for FL-1023 welding gloves?
A: EN 407 444X4X indicates Level 4 performance for limited flame spread, contact heat, convective heat and small splashes of molten metal. These ratings make FL-1023 suitable for demanding welding and hot-work environments.
Q: Can FL-1023 welding gloves protect against 500°C contact heat?
A: FL-1023 achieved EN 407 Contact Heat Level 4, tested at 500°C with a threshold time exceeding 15 seconds. This rating applies to standardized contact-heat testing and should not be interpreted as continuous protection at 500°C.
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