Tegera anti-vibration and impact-reducing gloves

Tegera anti-vibration and impact-reducing gloves address different workplace hazards. Vibration-damping designs target vibration transmitted through tool handles, while impact-reducing designs cushion specified areas against knocks. Do not assume a glove provides both types of protection: check the individual product details against your task and workplace risk assessment.

Match protection to the tool and task

When choosing Tegera anti-vibration and impact-reducing gloves, check where protective padding sits and whether the fit allows a secure grip without excessive squeezing. For vibrating tools, look for documented vibration performance and relevant certification, such as EN ISO 10819 where stated. Gloves do not replace exposure controls, tool maintenance or limits on trigger time. Explore the wider Tegera range to compare task-specific options.

Consider cut hazards and cold conditions separately

Tegera anti-vibration and impact-reducing gloves should also be assessed against other hazards in your work. Padding alone does not establish cut resistance or thermal insulation. For handling sharp materials, compare the stated ratings of Tegera cut protection gloves. For cold conditions, explore Tegera winter gloves and check insulation, dexterity and any additional protection required.