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ESD Gloves

Antistatic gloves for ESD areas, electronics assembly and environments with an electrostatic charge risk: palm or fingertip coated, liners and cut-resistant models.

EN 16350 Anti-static +2 Milano 24/48 h
A197 · XS–XL

ESD 13 Liner Glove

Grey
Taglie XS–XL
EN 16350 Anti-staticEN 388EN 61340-5-1 ESD
12.096 pz a Milano · 103.855 in Europa
0.54 € 0.78 € + IVA
EN 16350 Anti-static +2 Milano 24/48 h
A198 · XXS–XXL

ESD 13 PU Fingertip Glove

Grey
Taglie XXS–XXL
EN 16350 Anti-staticEN 388EN 61340-5-1 ESD
22.068 pz a Milano · 145.445 in Europa
0.81 € 1.16 € + IVA
EN 16350 Anti-static +2 Milano 24/48 h
A199 · XXS–XXL

ESD 13 PU Palm Glove

Grey
Taglie XXS–XXL
EN 16350 Anti-staticEN 388EN 61340-5-1 ESD
17.544 pz a Milano · 24.478 in Europa
0.96 € 1.37 € + IVA

Domande frequenti

What is the difference between EN 16350 and EN 61340-5-1?

EN 16350 certifies the glove as antistatic PPE for the wearer; EN 61340-5-1 covers suitability for use in discharge-protected areas where sensitive electronic components are handled.

Do ESD gloves protect against electric shock?

No. They are dissipative, not insulating, gloves: for live working you need specific dielectric gloves.

Are fingertip-coated or palm-coated gloves better?

Fingertip-coated gloves let the hand breathe and are ideal for fine work; palm-coated gloves offer more grip and last longer when handling boards, trays or containers.

Are ESD gloves also sold in packs?

Yes, some models are available in packs of 12 pairs. The product page shows stock by size and, if the item is being restocked, the next arrival date.