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September has arrived, and for those of us in the northern hemisphere that means cooler mornings, wetter weather and gradually shorter days.
It might not be time for the heaviest winter gloves just yet, but changing working conditions can also mean changing requirements for your hand protection.
For cooler environments where dexterity is still a priority, our 15-1 Assembly Winter provides a thin and comfortable option with a brushed inner lining and added warmth for everyday handling.
Need cut protection as well? The 15-3 Winter Cut combines EN388 cut level D / ANSI A4 protection with warmth, dexterity and reflective print for work in lower-light conditions.
When autumn also means rain and wet working environments, the PU Grip Winter Waterproof provides a waterproof solution with grip and insulation for cold and moderately demanding conditions.
For colder, wet environments where additional cut protection is required, the 1310-3 Double Shell Nitrile 4 combines a fully dipped design with EN388 cut level C / ANSI A3 protection and EN511 contact cold level 2.
And as temperatures continue to fall, our Winter range includes solutions for everything from general handling and cut protection to impact, vibration and extreme cold.
Prepare for the season ahead and find the right Eureka glove for your working environment.
Check out our full Winter assortment here!
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Our Sweden warehouse will be closed 2 weeks during summer. Make sure to get your orders in as soon as possible!
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As temperatures rise, finding the right glove for the job becomes even more important. Whether you are working outdoors, in warm environments, or handling summer maintenance tasks, Eureka has several glove options to help keep your hands protected and comfortable.
Our Eureka Cool series is designed for high-comfort, cool-feel performance and breathability, making them a great choice for warm working days. These models include cut protection ranging from Cut C/ANSI A3 in our 18-3 Cool Nitrile to Cut F/ANSI A9 in our 18-5 Cool Nitrile. Check out our newest Assortment Overview video on YouTube here! https://youtu.be/lSMIR13njUo
For general tasks where cut protection is not required, our Assembly series offers high breathability and dexterity. From our ultra thin 18-1 Assembly SupraCoat to our 15-1 Assembly Heavy Duty with grip dots and thumb patch reinforcement for extra durability
For jobs including hand-held power tools, please refer to this post where we discuss the impact of vibration exposure on your hands and how to deal with it using our Vibration Reducing Gloves.
Stay cool, stay protected, and find the right Eureka glove for your summer work!
We are happy to introduce two new products to our Assembly family!
The 18-1 Assembly SupraCoat. An ultra thin assembly glove with excellent dexterity and breathability.
The 15-1 Assembly Nitrile Heavy Duty. The new big brother of our standard 15-1 Assembly Nitrile. This glove includes an additional dot coating for improved grip as well as thumbpatch re-inforcement for extra durability in more demanding work tasks.
Both gloves feature touch-screen capability and that perfect-fit cooling feeling, perfect for warm environments as we welcome the summer in the northern hemisphere!
Eureka Safety’s entire knitted line (except for high performance Heat gloves) utilizes on average 2% ocean bound plastics. While the percentage is modest, its consistent use across the full knitted range represents a more meaningful volume over time.
This material is sourced from plastic waste collected in coastal areas before it reaches the ocean. After collection, it is cleaned, processed, and spun into polyester fibres, which are then used as part of the yarn in our products.
Founded in 1959, we have long worked with technical fibres and understand the importance of material consistency in demanding environments. Recycled content is therefore used where it is relevant and compatible with the intended performance of the product.
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