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Uvex Phynomic C5 Gloves

The uvex phynomic series is ideal for all types of work where a high level of feeling is required. These safety gloves are like a "second skin" and are especially light and flexible – without making your hands immediately sweaty. The uvex phynomic C5 also provides level C cut resistance.

General features

lightweight and sensitive cut protection glove for mechanical activities
aqua-polymer foam coating on palm and fingertips

Colour: blue, grey

Protection features

Certified to EN 388:2016 (4 X 4 2 C)
Very good mechanical abrasion resistance thanks to the damp-resistant aqua-polymer foam coating
Good grip in dry and slightly damp areas
Very good cut protection (level C) and high tear resistance thanks to optimum material composition

Comfort features

  • very high level of breathability through the aqua-polymer foam coating
  • outstanding tactile sensation when assembling parts
  • perfect fit with 3D Ergo technology
  • excellent skin tolerance, confirmed by dermatologists (uvex pure Standard)
  • free of harmful substances in accordance with OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
  • excellent skin tolerance – confirmed by the proDERM Institute for Applied Dermatological Research (proDerm studies: 11.0356-02, 11.0482-11)
  • Applications

Cut protection (level C) for working within:

  • precision assembly work
  • precision work
  • inspection
  • sorting
QuantityPriceYou Save
5 $17.15 Up to $4.51
10 $16.25 Up to $18.05
144 $14.44 Up to $519.87
Glove Cuff StyleKnitwrist
Glove ConstructionWoven Design
EN Mechanical HazardComplies with EN 388:2003 - AS/NZS 2161.3:2005
Glove Abrasion ResistancePerformance Level 4
Glove Cut ResistancePerformance Level 5
Glove Tear ResistancePerformance Level 4
Glove Puncture ResistancePerformance Level 2

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