TMBA G11H

Specifications

How to choose Heat-resistant gloves

Points to check when selecting, with the values for this product (TMBA G11H).

1. 1. Select heat resistance temperature by the temperature of the object handled

   This product: Heat-resistant temperature 250 °C

   Heat resistance temperature is the maximum usable temperature, and listed products range from 150 to 500°C. When handling induction-heated bearings, select a glove with a margin above the heating temperature. The rated temperature does not mean unlimited contact is safe, so check it together with the guideline contact time.

2. 2. Choose the material based on the presence of oil or liquid

   Fibers such as aramid lose insulating performance when they absorb oil or water, and hot water or hot oil that soaks in can cause burns. When handling heated parts containing oil, select a material that is stated to be oil resistant or suitable for liquid immersion. Lint-free materials are suitable for handling precision parts.

3. 3. Check contact heat resistance time against work duration

   Even at the same heat resistance temperature, the time for which a glove can hold a hot object varies by product. Estimate the time needed to lift a part and insert it onto the shaft, and select a product whose contact heat resistance time exceeds that. For long handling tasks, consider ultra-heat-resistant types.

4. 4. Check the protection range to the wrist and forearm by overall length

   Overall length is measured from the fingertip to the cuff. The longer the glove, the better the wrist and forearm are protected from hot objects, radiant heat, and spatter. For tasks that involve holding large parts close to the body or furnace-side work, choose a longer glove; for fine work, choose a shorter glove that is easier to move in.

5. 5. Select a size and shape that fit the hand

   This product: Size 10

   A glove that is too large makes the grip unstable and risks dropping hot parts, while one that is too small stretches the fabric and thins the insulating layers. Check the size number or S/M/L for each worker, choose five-finger gloves for tasks requiring precise gripping, and choose mitts when insulation is the priority.

6. 6. Verify performance labeling against the applicable standard

   EN 407 is the European standard for gloves against thermal risks, and it rates performance such as contact heat and radiant heat by levels. When the applicable standard is clearly stated, heat resistance performance can be compared easily between products and checked against internal protective equipment criteria.

This guide was written by AI based on the listed products' documents and specification items.

About Heat-resistant gloves and all products

Description

Heat- and oil-resistant gloves made of polyaramid material. Suitable for immersion in liquids up to 120 °C.

FAQ

Q. What temperature can the TMBA G11H be used at?

A. It can be used up to 250 °C. The heat resistance temperature is 250 °C.

Q. Can the TMBA G11H be immersed in liquids?

A. It is suitable for immersion in liquids up to 120 °C.

Q. What applications is the TMBA G11H suited for?

A. It can be used for handling high-temperature components containing oil. Handling heated bearings containing oil is listed as an application.

Q. What are the material and features of the TMBA G11H?

A. It is a heat- and oil-resistant glove made of polyaramid material. Its features are oil resistance, heat resistance, and suitability for liquid immersion.

Q. What size is the TMBA G11H?

A. The size is 10.

Written by AI based on the content of the source documents.

Source documents

• Catalog SKFメンテナンス製品と潤滑製品 204 pages Open page 57
  Found on: https://azuma-eg.com/catalogue/