Tegera 132A Protective Welding Gloves User Manual
Quick guide for Tegera 132A protective welding gloves. Learn about usage, safety standards, maintenance, and handling precautions for these heat-resistant gloves.
Table of contents
Quick guide from the manual
The Tegera 132A is a welding and heat-resistant glove designed for Category III protection. This document provides essential safety and usage instructions.
- Warning: These gloves do not provide protection against electric shock caused by defective equipment or live working.
- Warning: Do not use near moving machinery due to the risk of entanglement.
- Allergens: Contains natural rubber, which may cause allergic reactions.
Product Description
The Tegera 132A is a fully lined, heat-resistant, and water-repellent glove made from premium reversed goat suede and full-grain goatskin. It features Kevlar fiber and reinforced seams.
Safety Warnings
No PPE can provide full protection. Always exercise caution when exposed to hazardous chemicals or high-risk situations. If the glove has a performance level <1 or X in limited flame spread (EN 407:2020), it must not come into contact with naked flames.
Performance Levels
The gloves are tested according to several standards:

- EN 407:2020: Protective gloves against thermal risks (heat and/or fire).
- EN 388:2016 +A1:2018: Protective gloves against mechanical risks.
- EN 12477:2001 +A1:2005: Protective gloves for welders.
- EN 1149-2:1997: Protective clothing - electrostatic properties.
Usage and Fitting
Ensure you wear the correct size. Products that are too loose or too tight will restrict movement and will not provide the optimal level of protection. Wash and dry hands thoroughly before donning. When removing, hold the outside edge of the glove and peel it away.
Storage and Maintenance
Store in a dry and dark condition in the original package, between +10°C and +30°C. Inspect gloves for defects before use. If the gloves are mechanically washable, they will carry laundry symbols. The customer is responsible for the performance of the gloves after laundering.
Disposal
Dispose of according to local environmental legislation.
Practical help
Common problems
Keep gloves dry, clean, and free from sweat, as moisture and dirt increase the risk of electric shock.
The product contains natural rubber. Discontinue use immediately if signs of hypersensitivity occur.
If molten metal splashes, the glove may not eliminate all burn risks; leave the workplace immediately and remove the glove.
Before use
- Wash and dry hands thoroughly before donning.
- Inspect gloves for defects, holes, or cracks.
- Ensure the size is correct for optimal protection.
- Avoid wearing damaged gloves.
Specs in practice
- EN 12477:2001
- Protective gloves for welders.
Model compatibility
- Not suitable for protection against electric shock from defective equipment.
- Not suitable for use near moving machinery due to entanglement risk.
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