Overview

Dromex® Mach Impact is available in Mach1 (Non waterproof ) and Mach2WP (Waterproof ). High impact absorbing and high visibility mechanical gloves, protects the hand against abrasion, cut and impact with enhanced tear resistance properties.

Mach Impact high performance gloves are lint free, provides flexibility and features a thermo plastic rubber knuckle, back of hand and finger protection against impact with a synthetic leather palm and PVC dots for additional grip. Designed to address and reduce the three biggest hand injuries, such as hairline fractures, bruising blows and pinched fingers.

The soft TPR ribs absorbs the energy of a blow on the hand and directs it along the length of the glove reducing the risk of a serious injury. Raised PVC dots extends the life of the glove by absorbing wear away from the palm fabric.

Suitable for use in the oil and gas industries, mining, automotive, assembly, packaging, warehousing both indoor and outdoor.

All gloves should be thoroughly inspected before use to ensure no damage ispresent

Features

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Certifications

Performs equivalent to the requirements of CE type examinations EN420 for innocuousness, EN 388, Mechanical Risks (3,1,4,1) for compliance with directive 89/686/EEC.

Maintenance

Gloves should not be left in a contaminated condition if re-use is intended especially if potential hazards exist. Before removal from the hands excess contaminant should first be removed from the glove. Should this not be possible, it is advisable to ease left and right hand gloves off using the gloved hand and remove the gloves without the contaminant contacting the bare hands.

Mach Impact gloves have proven that dry cleaning as well as laundering are suitable cleaning methods.We recommend that no bleaching or oxidising ingredients or any fabric softeners be used.Recommended washing temperature is between 40°C and 60°C (104~140°F) with mild detergents.The drying process may cause felting on the fabric surface. Drying temperature should not exceed 60°C (104 0 140°F).There is no remarkable impact on cut resistance during the normal life cycle of a glove however, depending on glove construction, staining and cleaning method, the differences in shrinkage, yarn strength and colour may occur.In order to maximise the glove life cycle, we recommend the mildest possible cleaning conditions in terms of temperature, chemicals and cycle duration