CE Marking
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The CE mark indicates that the product meets all essential requirements of the EC Directive applied to the product. It is mandatory for all products sold in EU. DAILOVE cold-protection gloves are certified based on the EN standard and the CE mark is attached to all products. |
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EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
CLASS OF PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT
All individual protection equipments are ranged in 3 categories, according to the covered risks.
ⅠProtective gloves against minimal risks
EN 420:2003 + A1:2009
General requirements for protective gloves
◯Neutral pH (between 3.5 and 9)
◯Innocuousness (neither the construction of the glove, nor the materials used, nor any degradation consequent on the normal use of the glove should be in any way
harmful to the health or hygiene of the wearer).
◯Size
◯Dexterity
◯Specific for leather gloves: Chrome Ⅵ content
◯Specific for natural rubber gloves: Extractable protein content
ⅡProtective gloves against intermediate risks
Conform to the european standard EN420:2003 + performance level which shows how a glove has performed in a specific test for the
mechanical risks accordingly to the EN 388:2003. and by which the results of that testing may be graded. Some gloves can also comply
with specific applications like cold (EN511:2006), contact heat under 100℃ (EN407:2004).
The performance levels are classed in a increasing order, level 0 being the less performing one. These levels are always indicated in the
same order next to the pictgram representing the standard.
ⅢGloves for protection against irreversible risks
Protective gloves against chemicals and micro-organisms
Gloves conform to the European standard EN420:2003 and having obtained a performance level which shows how a glove has
performed in a specific test for specific applications like heat contact over 100℃ (EN407:2004) and chemical risks (EN374-1:2015).
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Ⅰ Self-certification from the manufacturer Ⅱ EC type examination from a notified body Ⅲ EC type examination from a notified body |
EN Guide Summary
European glove standards for protective gloves
EN420 : General Requirement
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ndicates that the user has to see the “Instruction Manual”. |
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EN388 : Mechanical Risks
| Level | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| a:Abrasion resistance（number of cycles） | 100 | 500 | 2000 | 8000 | – |
| b:Cut resistance（index） | 1.2 | 2.5 | 5 | 10 | 20.0 |
| c:Tear resistance (N) | 10 | 25 | 50 | 75 | – |
| d:Puncture resistance (N) | 20 | 60 | 100 | 150 | – |
EN511 : Protection from Cold
| Level | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| a:Convective cold (I TR ) | ITR＜0.10 | 0.10
| 0.15
| 0.22
| 0.30
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| b:Contact cold (R) | R <0.025 | 0.025
| 0.050
| 0.100
| 0.150
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| c:Water penetration | Fail | Pass |
EN407 : Thermal Risks (Heat and/ or fire)
| Level | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |
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| a:Burning behavior | After Flame Time | <20s | <10s | <3s | <2s |
| After Glow Time | No Requirement | <120s | <25s | <5s | |
| b:Contact heat | Contact Temperature | 100℃ | 250℃ | 350℃ | 500℃ |
| Threshold Time | >15s | >15s | >15s | >15s | |
| c:Convective heat | >4s | >7s | >10s | >18s | |
| d:Radiant heat | >7s | >20s | >50s | >95s | |
| e:Small splashes of molten metal | >10 | >15 | >25 | >35 | |
| f:Large splashes of molten metal | 30g | 60g | 120g | 200g | |
EN374 : Chemical Resistance
EN374-1 : Chemical Protection
In the permeation test, there are three types of the following.
preEN374-1:2015 (not harmonized yet)
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TypeC
At least level 1 against
minimum 1 dangerous
chemical -
TypeB
At least level 2 against
minimum 3 dangerous
chemical -
TypeA
At least level 2 against
minimum 6 dangerous
chemical
| Chemical | ||
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| A :Methanol | G :Diethylamine | M:65% Nitric Acid |
| B :Acetone | H :THF | N :99% Acetic Acid |
| C :Acetonitric | I :Ethyl acetate | O :25% Ammonia |
| D :Dichloromethane | J :n-Heptane | P :30% Hydrogen peroxide |
| E :Carbon disulfide | K :40％ Sodium hydroxide | Q :40% Hydrofluoric acid |
| F :Toluenetal | L :96％ Sulfuric acid | R :37% Formaldehyde |
| Breakthroughtime | Level |
| >10 min | 1 |
| >30 min | 2 |
| >60 min | 3 |
| >120 min | 4 |
| >240 min | 5 |
| >480 min | 6 |
EN16350 : Electrostatic properties
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5.4 Test apparatus 5.4.1 The test apparatus shall comply with EN 1149-2:1997, Clause 5. 5.4.2 A smaller test apparatus shall be used to test smaller size specimens, as specified in EN 61340-2-3. If a smaller test appratus is used, it shall be mentioned in the test report. Vertical resistance: R V <1,0x10 8 Ω. |
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