TS EN 374-1
Protective gloves against chemicals and microorganisms-part 1: Terminology and performance requirements
This standard specifiesrequirements for protective gloves against chemical and mikroorganisms.
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TS EN 374-1 is the standard for the terminology and performance-related classification of protective gloves intended for use against chemicals and microorganisms. In this product category, understanding what the glove is designed to resist, how its protective claims are described, and what the relevant performance concepts mean is central to selecting and comparing gloves correctly.
Terminology and performance framework
This part organises the technical language used when protective gloves are assessed for chemical and biological protection. In general technical context, such standards do more than define words: they help separate the different meanings of resistance, barrier performance, and intended use. Chemical protection and microorganism protection are related but not identical concepts, because one concerns interaction with specific substances while the other concerns barrier performance against biological contamination.
What this standard covers
According to the supplied scope, the standard sets out the requirements for gloves used to protect the wearer against chemical substances and/or microorganisms. That makes it relevant wherever glove performance needs to be described consistently and interpreted in a controlled way. In broader industry practice, these gloves are commonly associated with laboratory work, cleaning, maintenance, and similar controlled-risk activities; however, the standard itself is focused on the technical definitions and performance framework for protective gloves, not on a single occupation or application area.
- Protective gloves intended for chemical exposure protection
- Gloves where resistance to microorganisms is an intended claim
- Technical terminology used to describe glove performance
- A common basis for comparing protection-related glove characteristics
- Publication Date: 15.04.1997
- Standard Status: H (İptal Edilmiş Standard/Withdrawn standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr, en, fr, de
- ICS Classification: 01.040.13 Çevre ve Sağlık Koruma, Güvenlik (Terimler); 13.340.10 Koruyucu Elbiseler ; 13.340.40 Koruyucu Eldivenler
- Pages: 8
- Source Standard: EN 374-1:1994
- International Equivalents: EN 374-1:1994--; NF S75-501-1* NF EN 374-1--; DIN EN 374-1--; EN 374-1:1994--
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