Workshop gloves Uvex 60038 Black Carbon Elastane Polyamide

The uvex phynomic airLite A ESD (Workshop gloves Uvex 60038 Black Carbon Elastane Polyamide) is an ultralight cut protection glove in Cut Level A that combines high tactile sensitivity with breathability and an electrostatic discharge (ESD) function. Constructed from polyamide, elastane and carbon with a breathable "airLite" aqua-polymer coating on the palm and fingertips, the glove is suitable for precision assembly, handling small components and tasks that require touchscreen use while wearing gloves.

Advantages

The glove provides excellent sensitivity and a natural feel due to an 18-gauge fine liner and the breathable airLite coating. It is the lightest uvex phynomic glove in its class and includes ESD protection to prevent electrostatic charging of workpieces. The palm and fingertip coating deliver a reliable grip in dry and slightly damp conditions, and the product is free from accelerators with dermatological approval for skin compatibility (proDERM®).

Suitable for

• Precision assembly work
• Fine mechanical handling and small parts handling
• Sorting and quality control
• Tasks requiring touchscreen operation while wearing gloves

Key specifications

• Brand: UVEX
• Model / MPN: 6003810
• EAN: 4048612063965
• Material: polyamide, elastane, carbon
• Coating: breathable "airLite" aqua-polymer on palm and fingertips
• Gauge: 18 (fine liner)
• Cut protection level: EN 388 Cut Level A (EN 388 rating 3 1 1 0 X)
• ESD: compliant with DIN EN 16350:2014
• Skin compatibility: proDERM® dermatologically tested

How to use

Select the correct glove size to ensure optimal fit and sensitivity. Wear the uvex phynomic airLite A ESD for precision assembly, inspection, sorting and any tasks that require tactile feedback or protection from light mechanical risks. The breathable coating on the palm and fingertips supports dexterity and allows use of most touchscreens, tablets and mobile phones without removing the gloves.

Usage recommendations

Store gloves in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and chemicals. Inspect gloves before use for damage or wear; replace if damaged. Follow workplace ESD procedures when handling sensitive electronic components.