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SPECTRUM SAFETY · STANDARDS

Protection
has a standard.

Safety isn't just about wearing protective equipment. It's about choosing protection designed and tested for the hazards you face.

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EN
388
EN ISO
21420
EN
407
EN ISO
11612
EN ISO
11611
IS
16655
OUR STANDARDS

Know what
protects you.

Different hazards require different levels and types of protection. Explore the standards relevant to our protective solutions.

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EN 388
Protective gloves against mechanical risks
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MECHANICAL PROTECTION
EN 388 is used for protective gloves against mechanical risks. Depending on the applicable test results, it addresses performance such as abrasion, cut, tear and puncture resistance.
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EN ISO 21420
General requirements for protective gloves
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GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
EN ISO 21420 specifies general requirements for protective gloves and arm protectors, including design, construction, comfort, innocuousness, marking and information.
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EN 407
Protective gloves against thermal risks
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THERMAL PROTECTION
EN 407 covers protective performance against specified thermal hazards. Depending on the product and test results, this can include resistance to heat and flame-related risks.
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EN ISO 11612
Clothing for protection against heat and flame
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HEAT & FLAME
EN ISO 11612 specifies performance requirements for protective clothing intended to protect the wearer against heat and flame under defined conditions.
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EN ISO 11611
Protective clothing for welding and allied processes
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WELDING
EN ISO 11611 specifies requirements for protective clothing used during welding and allied processes under defined conditions of use.
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IS 16655
Indian standard for protective welding clothing
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INDIAN STANDARD
IS 16655 is an Indian Standard associated with protective clothing for welding and allied processes. Applicability should be stated according to the particular product and its certification or test documentation.
UNDERSTANDING PROTECTION

Different work.
Different protection.

Standards help define how a protective product performs against particular hazards. Always select protection according to the actual application and certified product performance.

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CUT

Protection against specified mechanical cutting hazards.

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ABRASION

Designed for environments where surfaces create mechanical wear.

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HEAT

Thermal protection for applicable heat and flame-related hazards.

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WELDING

Protective solutions intended for defined welding-related applications.

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GENERAL

General requirements help establish appropriate glove design and information.

CHOOSE WITH CONFIDENCE

The right
protection
starts here.

Explore Spectrum protective products and identify the solution that matches your workplace hazards and required protection.

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EN 388
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PPE · PERFORMANCE
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