Heat Resistant
4 products
Ansell
Ansell Activarmr 80-813 Gloves
* First glove to combine outstanding flame resistance with high cut protection and ergonomic design* Materials used in the glove are inherently flame resistant, even after washing* Arc Flash Hazard/Risk Category 1*: helps protect workers against arc flash hazards* Exclusive composite yarn provides exceptional cut resistance for safe handling of sharp objects and materials* Soft foam coating to ensure great flexibility and a secure grip in a variety of environments* Ergonomic design for superior comfort and reduced hand fatigue* Anti-static according to EN1149* Arc Flash NFPA 70E - Test Method/Standard: ASTM F2675-22 - Result: Hazard/Risk Category (HRC) 1 * Category III* EN 407 Protective gloves against thermal risks 4.1.2.1.1.0* EN388:2016 Protective gloves against mechanical risks 2X42CIdeal applications* Equipment assembly, replacing filters and parts* Facility and machinery maintenance* Pipe installation and repair* Carpentry/Scaffolding* Heavy duty metal handling* Heavy equipment and vehicle maintenance* De-energised electrical wiring & clean-up
1 colour available
Ansell
Ansell Crusader Flex 42-474 Glove
* Great protection and comfort in moderate heat* Designed for intermittent handling of hot objects up to 180 deg C* Provides high resistance to cuts, minor injuries and abrasion* Enhances grip on dry and oily surfaces* Comfortable and flexible, sweat absorbent non-woven felt inner
1 colour available
Ansell
Ansell Safe-Knit 59-416 Sleeve
* Heat and cut-resistant protective sleeves for welders* 66cm welder sleeve made of Kevlar fabric combined with an internal cotton layer* Lightweight and breathable while providing protection from the high heat of flying molten particles and sparks
1 colour available
Glovezilla
Beeswift Glovezilla Impact Arc Flash Thermal Drivers Gloves Brown Xxl
* Premium goatskin Leather with reinforced stitching* Reinforced Para-aramid Lining* Thinsulate lined layer* ARC Flash resistant ASTM F2675/F2675M 56cal/cm2* ARC Flash Heat attenuation factor 95.7%* EN 388:2016+A1:2018* Level 3 - Abrasion Resistance* Level X - Cut resistance (Coupe Test)* Level 2 - Tear Resistance* Level 3 - Puncture Resistance* Level D - TDM Cut Resistance (ISO 13997) * EN 407:2004 * Level 4 - Burning Behaviour* Level 1 - Contact Heat* Level 3 - Convective heat* Level 2 - Radiant heat* Level X - Small splashes of Molten Metal* Level X - Large splashes of Molten Metal* EN 511:2006* Level X - Convective Cold Resistance* Level 3 - Contact Cold Resistance* Level X - Water Penetration
1 colour available
About our heat resistant range
We supply heat resistant to businesses across Scotland — construction, manufacturing, warehousing, facilities management and food processing. There are currently 4 products in this range, part of our hand protection selection.
Everything is available on business terms, with trade pricing that improves with volume. Orders over £150 ex VAT are delivered free, and most stocked lines dispatch for fast delivery.
Standards and how to choose
Specifying heat resistant correctly means matching the product to the right EN standard. These guides explain what the ratings mean, in plain English:
- EN 388 Explained: Glove Cut Levels & the 2016 UpdateThe string of numbers and letters on a safety glove — like 4X43D — is its EN 388 rating. Here is how to read it and pick the right level of cut protection.
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Trade accounts and bulk orders
Buying heat resistant for a team or a whole site? We quote for bulk and recurring orders, and can hold agreed lines in stock for scheduled call-off. Request a quote with your quantities, or talk to us about opening a trade account.