Guide 763 Work Gloves, Synthetic Leather, Hook and Loop Cuff

Guide 763 Work Gloves, Synthetic Leather, Hook and Loop Cuff

8 / 1 pair
€11,90 EUR
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Guide 763 Work Gloves, Synthetic Leather, Hook and Loop Cuff

Guide 763 Work Gloves, Synthetic Leather, Hook and Loop Cuff

€11,90 EUR €14,40 incl. 21% VAT
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Guide 763 Work Gloves, Synthetic Leather, Hook and Loop Cuff

8 / 1 pair

Guide 763: a light all-round work glove for anything that needs a feel for the job. Thin synthetic leather palm, elasticated polyester back, and a hook-and-loop cuff that holds the glove in place through fast movement. Sizes 8 to 11.

The thin palm passes the grip straight through, the back lets the hand breathe, and the strap closes the wrist against swarf and dust — it fits over or under a sleeve.

763 or 761?

Both are built the same — same synthetic leather palm, same polyester back, same protection classes. The difference is at the wrist. The 763 has an adjustable hook-and-loop strap: workshop, construction, anything that falls in from above. The 761 has an elasticated cuff for slipping on and off: frequent changes, picking, line assembly.

  • EN 388:2016 2131X — abrasion 2, cut 1, tear 3, puncture 1
  • EN 407:2004 X1XXXX — contact heat level 1, brief contact to 100 °C
  • EN ISO 21420, PPE Category II, EU type examined
  • Reinforced index finger — the first place a glove wears through
  • Unlined, so nothing pulls out when you take the glove off
  • Sizes 8 to 11, sold singly or in 3 and 6 pair packs

REACH compliant. Not a cut resistant glove — for blades, sheet metal edges or glass choose a glove with a higher cut level. If in doubt take the larger size: the strap takes up the slack, and a tight glove tires the hand over a working day. In stock in Vilnius, delivery included.

Protection

What the marking means

EN 388 2131X
Abrasion
2/4
Cut, coupe test
1/5
Tear
3/4
Puncture
1/4

Higher is better on every line. Abrasion decides how many shifts a glove lasts; the coupe cut figure runs 1 to 5 and the ISO 13997 letter runs A to F, and the two scales do not convert into each other. X means the property was not tested, not that it failed.

Declared standards
Cut resistance1 (coupe test)
PPE categoryCategory II
EN 388:2016 2131XEN 407:2004 X1XXXXEN ISO 21420EU type examinedREACH compliant

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