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Penetration: These gloves have the same requirements as for chemical gloves,if protection against bacteria and fungi is claimed. Guidelines for gloves worn by workers who require protectionagainst objects that can abrade, cut, or puncture the skin,without sacrificing comfort or dexterity on the job. Two test samplesfrom one pair of glovesare tested under specific conditions defined in this standard. When seams are included, the strength of these seams should not reducethe overall performance of the glove. Classes 1, 2, 3, and 4, even those held in storage, should bevisually and di-electrically re-tested every 6 months.For classes 0 and 00, the visual inspection is sufficient.
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Place your waste in a sturdy cardboard box that is no bigger than 41x38x64 cm and has a maximum weight of 15 kg. Performance levels show how a glove has performed in a specific test, and bywhich the results of that testing may be graded. Level 0 indicates that the gloveis either untested or falls below the minimum performance level. Highernumbers indicate higher levels of performance. A performance level X meansthat the test method is not suitable for the glove sample.
Keep full records of assessments and reasons forselecting a particular type of glove. If the risk shouldchange in any way, for example, by the introductionof a new chemical or industrial process, theassessment and selection process must be repeated. Part 1 defines the test to measure surface resistivity/resistance (Ω) = resistance in ohms along the surface ofthe material, between two specified electrodes(resting on the test specimen) and a potential of 100±5V.Place your waste in a sturdy cardboard box that is no bigger than 60x60x50cm and a maximum weight of 20 kg. To protect from radioactive contamination, the glove has to be liquid proof and needs to pass the penetration test defined in EN374.
When protection is limited to part of the hand, this shall be mentioned(e.g., ‘palm protection style only’). Finally, Article 6 requires Member States to introducewritten rules for workplace situations in which the use ofPPE shall be considered compulsory. Employers will haveto be aware of the rules and comply with them fully.To remain in accordance with the regulations, employersmust select Personal Protective Equipment that not onlyadheres to the applicable PPElegislation and relevantsafety standards, but is also of demonstrably of goodquality and best suited for the intended task. In February 2016, the European Council and European Parliamentamended and approved a new PPE Regulation proposed by theEuropean Commission. This New PPE Regulation will replace theoriginal PPE Directive 89/686/EEC that was introduced in 1992.The new Regulation will now apply to private use as protection against heat(e.g., oven gloves) and to distributors selling PPE products. It provides additionalconformity assessment requirements, such as the need for an internal productioncontrol system and valid Type-examination certificates for a maximum of 5 years.The Regulation also provides specific requirements for every economic operatorinvolved in the supply chain, as well as additional documentation requirementslinked to the Instructions for Use and Conformity Declarations. Harmful physical irregularities are not allowed andeach single glove must be individually inspected and di-electrically tested. Article 3 states that Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)shall be used when risks cannot be avoided. Basic riskassessments are required, and must be conducted at allworkplaces toidentify and evaluate risk levelsThis standard specifies a test method for the determination of dimethylformamide(CAS 68-12-2) in glove materials. Guidelines for gloves worn by workers who require protection fromthe dangers of radioactive contamination and ionising radiation. Anti-static gloves that are designed to reduce the risk of electrostatic dischargesshall be tested as per EN 1149. Appropriate pictograms accompanied by the relevant performance levelsand the reference of the EN standard
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