Freiherr v. Burgstall Tatendrang Work Gloves - EN 388-07/S - Pack Of 10

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The Freiherr v. Burgstall Tatendrang Work Gloves are designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable balance of dexterity and protection during mechanical or construction tasks. These gloves provide a superior grip thanks to their micro-roughened corrugated coating, making them ideal for handling tools and materials safely. While they offer excellent mechanical resistance per EN 388 standards, users should note that they are intended for general mechanical protection and are not rated for heavy-duty chemical or high-heat hazards.
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No, these are rated for mechanical risks (EN 388) and are not certified for protection against chemicals.
The gloves are not specifically designed for touchscreen compatibility, so it is best to remove them when using delicate electronics.
The gloves come in a standard Size 10; please refer to your previous glove sizing to ensure the fit is appropriate for your hand measurements.
We recommend hand washing to preserve the life of the corrugated coating, though they can be rinsed under cold water.
Yes, they provide excellent grip for garden tools and protect hands from common abrasions and splinters.
Clean the palm coating with mild soap and water to remove accumulated oil or dust that may be hindering the micro-roughened surface.
Excessive friction or contact with sharp edges can wear the coating. If the integrity is compromised, replace the pair to ensure continued safety.
These gloves are ready for immediate use straight out of the packaging. To maintain the grip and lifespan of your Tatendrang gloves, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or heavy moisture. While they are designed to be durable, you should inspect them for punctures or surface wear before each use, especially if you are working with sharp or jagged objects. When they become soiled, hand-wash them with mild soap and cold water, then allow them to air dry completely. Do not bleach or tumble dry, as high heat can degrade the integrity of the protective coating.