Description
Camapur® Cut 627 cut resistant gloves provide mechanical hand protection for laboratory and technical workplaces where cut hazards are present during handling and preparation work. This variant is size 10 and is specified according to EN 420/388, supporting consistent selection within established personal-protection schemes. The pack contains 2 pair, offering a convenient unit for bench stock, shared PPE stations, or individual allocation. At a pack weight of 0,137 kg, the gloves are straightforward to store, issue, and track in occupational-safety inventories. Camapur® Cut 627 gloves from manufacturer KCL are positioned for mechanical-protection use in labware environments that demand cut-resistant coverage without complicating routine workflows. Typical settings include sample processing, glassware manipulation, instrument maintenance, and general laboratory tasks where hand protection is required. Standards-based designation and clear sizing help safety officers and buyers align the product with existing glove matrices. The two-pair pack format supports measured replenishment and keeps open-shelf quantities under control. Suitable for research, quality-control, production-support, and teaching laboratories that specify EN 420/388 cut resistant gloves as part of their mechanical protection programme.
This article is part of Cut-resistant & mechanical protection gloves, in Gloves.
Key features
- Pack size: 2 pair
- Product: Camapur® Cut 627 cut resistant gloves
- Size: 10
- Standard: EN 420/388
- Weight: 0,137 kg
- Protection type: Mechanical protection
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Questions about Camapur® Cut 627 cut resistant gloves, size 10, acc. to EN 420/388, 2 pair
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Camapur® Cut 627 cut resistant gloves, size 10, acc. to EN 420/388, 2 pair is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes KCL for laboratory use. It sits in Cut-resistant & mechanical protection gloves, inside Gloves, in Lab safety equipment.
A cut-resistant glove is rated for mechanical risk, including a cut level, for blades, glass and edges. It is often worn under or over a disposable glove when both a cut and a splash are present. The cut level on the marking is the specification. It does not, by itself, resist a solvent.
A glove is a barrier on the hand, and the barrier is only as good as the hazard it was tested against. Nitrile, latex and vinyl disposable gloves are for splash and for incidental contact. A chemical-resistant glove is a different article, tested for permeation by named chemicals. A cut-resistant glove is for blades and edges. Cold and heat need yet another material. No one glove does all of these. Glove standards are listed under ISO hand protection. The legal text is the PPE Regulation. Chemical classes are on ECHA CLP. Practice is at EU-OSHA.
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