bohler 61134 Reinforced and All-Rounder TIG Welding Gloves User Manual
- October 30, 2023
- BOHLER
Table of Contents
- bohler 61134 Reinforced and All-Rounder TIG Welding Gloves
- SYMBOLS
- Product Information
- Product Usage Instructions
- INSTRUCTION MANUAL WELDING GLOVES
- USE
- GENERAL WARNINGS
- SPECIFIC WARNINGS
- INTERPRETATION OF PERFORMANCE LEVELS
- TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE
- DISPOSAL
- MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
- INTERPRETATION OF PERFORMANCE LEVELS
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
bohler 61134 Reinforced and All-Rounder TIG Welding Gloves
SYMBOLS
- symbol of thermal risks
- a symbol indicating mechanical risks and protection indexes (abrasion, cutting, tearing, perforation)
- See the instruction for use!
- CE Certification
Product Information
- The welding gloves are made of cow split leather and goat grain leather (1.1-1.3 mm).
- The gloves come in two colors: ice (white) and dark blue.
- The product is certified by Centro Tessile Cotoniero e Abbigliamento S.p.A and meets the European standards.
- The gloves are suitable for protection against mechanical risks, heat risks, and handling of objects with sharp corners and rough or abrasive objects.
- The product is categorized as Category II according to European Directive (EU) 2016/425.
- The gloves come in three sizes: S/8, M/9, and L/10.
Product Usage Instructions
- The welding gloves are suitable for use in the following activities: maintenance work, plant cleaning, work with tools, metal structural work, handling of metal profiles, grinding and/or removal of burr, carpentry, and handling of objects with sharp corners and rough or abrasive objects.
- The gloves are not suitable for any other use or specifically for all category III risks identified in EU regulation 2016/425.
- Transport and store the gloves in their original package, in a cool, dry place far away from heat sources and protected from light. Do not fold or crush.
- Do not wash, bleach, tumble dry, iron, or dry clean the gloves.
- Dispose of the gloves along with ordinary fabric waste if they have not been contaminated with particular substances or products.If they are contaminated, they must be disposed of in accordance with legislation governing special waste.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL WELDING GLOVES
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
The legislation attributes to the employer (user) the responsibility for
identifying and choosing the right PPE (personal protective equipment) for
the type of risks present in the work environment (in terms of the features
and category of PPE). It is therefore essential to check that the features of
this model are appropriate for your requirements before beginning to use it.
The employer must also inform the worker in advance of the risks the PPE
protects against, providing instruction and/or training in proper use and
practical utilization of the PPE if necessary. This Note must be kept for the
entire time in which the PPE is in use.
Certifying body: Centro Tessile Cotoniero e Abbigliamento S.p.A. Piazza Sant’Anna 2 21052 Busto Arsizio VA European notification number 0624
- Material: Cow split leather and goat grain leather (1.1-1.3 mm) Color: „ice“ (white) and dark blue
- Category II (according to European Directive (EU) 2016/425) Sizes: S/8; M/9; L/10
USE
The garments described in this note comply with the specifications contained in European standards and are suitable for the use described below. They are NOT suitable for any other use (and specifically for all category III risks identified in EU regulation 2016/425).
- European Directive (EU) 2016/425: harmonization of member states‘ PPE legislation
- UNI EN 420:2010: General requirements for innocuousness, ergonomics and sizes
- UNI EN 388:2019: Requirements for protection against mechanical risks, for maintenance work, plant cleaning, work with tools, metal structural work, handling of metal profiles, grinding and/or removal of burr, carpentry, handling of objects with sharp corners and of rough or abrasive objects.
- UNI EN 407:2004: Requirements for protection against heat risks, for occasional contact with small flames and for contact with hot objects at temperatures not exceeding 100 °C.
- UNI EN 12477:2006: Requirements for welders
GENERAL WARNINGS
The values obtained in the technical examinations conducted to determine performance levels are reported in the section on INTERPRETATION OF PERFORMANCE LEVELS. The gloves are made to ensure that they are not themselves a cause of risk or interference for the user; the materials they are made of have been selected to offer the best performance and the greatest durability, and there are, to the best of our current knowledge, no contraindications for their use. The gloves have been manufactured to ensure that there are no points (such as stitching or accessory parts in direct contact with the skin) that could cause excessive irritation or injury to the wearer. The specified safety features are guaranteed only if the gloves are of the correct size, worn correctly, fastened up, and in perfect condition. Inspect them before each use to make sure that they are in perfect condition, integral and clean; replace them if they are not integral (loose stitches, breakage or holes); if they are dirty, clean as described in the MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS section. The manufacturer shall not be held liable for any damage or other consequences of improper use, or if the PPE has been modified in any way with respect to its certified configuration. If the instructions provided in this note are not followed, the PPE will lose its technical and legal effectiveness. The user must not remove the gloves at any time while in the work area at risk.
SPECIFIC WARNINGS
Gloves must not be worn in the presence of a risk of entanglement in moving parts of machinery. With reference to standard EN 12477, type B gloves are recommended when great dexterity is required, as in TIG welding. Type A gloves are recommended for all other welding procedures. Gloves protect the hands and wrists during welding procedures and related operations against splattering of small quantities of molten metal, brief exposure and contact with small flames, convective heat, heat due to contact and UV rays from the arc (there is no test method for measuring penetration of UV rays in the materials the gloves are made of, but the methods currently used to make protective gloves do not permit penetration of UV rays). They also protect against mechanical aggression. If the gloves are to be used during arc welding: The material the gloves are made of offers minimal electrical resistance up to 100 V (DC) during arc welding. These gloves do not protect against electric shock from defective equipment or work performed under voltage, and electrical resistance will be reduced if the gloves are wet, dirty or sweaty, which could add to the risk.
INTERPRETATION OF PERFORMANCE LEVELS
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UNI EN 420:2010 (Tab. 1 – UNI EN 420:2010): The gloves do not interfere the normal performance of the wearer‘s activity, the verification of dexterity, carried out in accordance with the UNI EN 420: 2010 standard, led to the classification of the gloves at level 3.
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UNI EN 388:2019 (Tab. 2 – UNI EN 388:2019): Indexes indicate, in order from left to right: abrasion | resistance to cutting | resistance to tearing | resistance to perforation | TDM resistance to cutting (E) | Attenuation of impact (P); The glove is composed of different
layers, thus the overall classification does not necessarily reflect the performance of the outermost layer. -
UNI EN 407:2004 (Tab. 3 – UNI EN 407:2004): Indexes indicate, in order from left to right: reaction to flame | contact heat | convective heat | radiating heat | splattering with small quantities of molten metal | splattering with large quantities of molten metal (An index of X indicates that the glove has not been tested for this type of risk.) The performance level is defined for the whole glove, including all layers.
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UNI EN 12477:2006 (Tab. 4 – UNI EN 12477:2006)
MARKINGS: Example: Fig. 1 – PRODUCT LABELING
TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE
Transport and store the garment in its original package, in a cool, dry place far away from heat sources and protected from light. Do not fold or crush.
OBSOLESCENCE DATE: Until consumed by wear, if kept in good condition.
DISPOSAL
If the garments have not been contaminated with particular substances or products, they may be disposed of along with ordinary fabric waste; if they are contaminated, they must be disposed of in accordance with legislation governing special waste.
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
scrupulously follow the instructions given below: In order from left to right: Do not wash | Do not bleach | Do not tumble dry | Do not iron | Do not dry clean
THE MARKING
CE guarantees free circulation in the trade of products and goods within the
European Economic Community. CE marking on the product means that it meets the
essential requirements of EU regulation 2016/425.
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
The EC Declaration of Conformity is available at the following internet
address:
https://www.voestalpine.com/welding/
INTERPRETATION OF PERFORMANCE LEVELS
- Indexes indicate, in order from left to right: abrasion | resistance to cutting | resistance to tearing | resistance to perforation | TDM resistance to cutting (E) | Attenuation of impact (P)
Abb. 1 – PRODUCT LABELING (sample)
Indexes indicate, in order from left to right: reaction to flame | contact heat | convective heat | radiating heat | splattering with small quantities of molten metal | splattering with large quantities of molten metal
- www.voestalpine.com/welding Peter-Müller-
- Art. No.: 61139 (S/8) | 53026 (M/9) | 53029 (L/10); reinforced: 61158 (S/8) | 53033 (M/9) | 60309 (L/10)
References
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