Understanding Eureka Glove Model Names

Since the beginning we have refrained from using buzzwords for our model names and instead chose to use a naming structure that makes the general properties of the glove easily identifyable upon first glance. This logic applies to our knitted gloves. Our sewn gloves naming logic is much simpler – indicating just the material and the category/key properties.

The image to the left shows the logic and structure behind our nomenclature.

Glove Knitting Gauge

  • 18 gauge – Ultra light
  • 15 gauge – Light
  • 13 gauge – Medium
  • 10 gauge – Heavy
  • Double Number (1310) – Double lined model using 13 gauge and 10 gauge

Cut Level Indication

  • This number represents a general indication for the cut level of the glove. The logic is derived from an old standard where 1 indicates very low or no cut protection and 5+ indicates very high cut protection

Product Family/Category

  • This indicates what glove category or key function the glove has. Cool, SuperCool, Heat, Puncture etc.

Coating Material

  • NI – Nitrile
  • SC – SupraCoat – PU/Nitrile Composite
  • AF/FR – Flame and arc resistant Chloroprene composite

Coating Level

  1. Standard single coated glove. Models with this coating do not carry the coating level number
  2. Double-coated – up to fingertips
  3. Double-coated – up to knuckles
  4. Double-coated – up to wrist

For Arc Flash models

  • The number indicated at the end of the model name after the hyphen (-) e.g. 13-4 Heat AF-17 indicates the calorie rating of the glove