Understanding what looks like a random string of letters and numbers may be confusing but this is the nomenclature of Eureka since the very beginning.

With the introduction of a new property identifier in the naming structure (Coating level), lets run through exactly how our model names are structured so you can be equipped with the ability to easily identify the properties that most important to you at first glance!

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

We’re proud to announce that we are now a member of BSIF (British Safety Industry Federation) as well as a Registered Safety Supplier!

Our Sweden warehouse will be closed for 1 week with a period of reduced order processing.

• W25 /  Swedish Midsummer: Thursday 20th and Friday 21st June. CLOSED
• …
• W28 / Week of July 8th: Normal Operation
• W29 / Week of July 15th: Reduced Order Processing
• W30 / Week of July 22nd: Reduced Order Processing
• W31 / Week of July 29th: CLOSED
• W32 /  Week of August 5th: Reduced Order Processing
• W33 / Week of August 12th: Normal Operation

The Eureka Bulletin Board has been added to the Customer Page as a simple way to share relevant information and updates for our customers. Keep an eye on it and stay up to date!

Need cut protection for your Eureka Winter glove? Need to make you Eureka Cut Protection glove warmer during winter? Need to take off your gloves for high precision work in very cold environments?

Use Case #1

In severe winter conditions thick and warm gloves such as the Eureka MF Nordic Winter is needed to maintain hand temperature. If there is a need for high precision under those conditions the gloves have to be temporary taken off. Bare hands cool down very fast and its difficult to regain warmth in the hands. Mountaineers and other expeditions have long used a system of a very thin inner glove that increase insulation and also provides for a critical barrier between the skin and the icing wind.

The Eureka 13-1 Insider provides an excellent solution as a winter insider. The hollow filament fibre is warm, durable, provides a good grip and dries very fast if wet.

Use Case #2

Eureka Safety’s Food series gloves have an extra function up their cuff! Combine our 18-4 Cool Insider to add cut protection to any glove. Combine our 13-1 Insider to add warmth to your hand protection, or, for those really cold winter days, add an extra layer of insulation to your PU Grip Winter Waterproof  to keep your hands comfortable and functional.

Keep your hands warm and protected from Arc Flash hazards in the wintertime with the winter insulated and waterproof  1510-4 Heat AF 12-WP.

ASTM F2375: 12 cal/cm2
NFPA 70E: Level 2

Check out our full assortment of Arc Flash protection gloves to find the perfect glove for you!