Portwest AP02 Thermo Pro Ultra Advanced Cold-Weather Protection with Superior Grip and Water Resistance The Portwest AP02 Thermo Pro Ultra is engineered with cutting-edge technology to deliver outstanding protection in challenging environments. Its unique water-repellent nano coating ensures that liquids, including oils, roll off the glove, keeping hands dry and protected. With a twin liner for superior insulation and breathability, it ensures comfort in cold conditions. The sandy nitrile finish improves grip, making this glove ideal for wet, greasy, or oily tasks. Key Features Water-Repellent Nano Coating: Offers excellent protection against light splashes of water and oils. The nano-coating causes liquids to roll off, protecting the glove and underlying surface. Twin Liner: Traps heat, providing increased insulation while maintaining breathability for comfort during extended use. Sandy Finish: Provides exceptional grip in wet, greasy, or oily environments, enhancing handling in challenging tasks. Tough 10-Gauge Liner: Adds durability while maintaining flexibility and dexterity. Low Linting Construction: Reduces contamination risk in sensitive environments, such as food or electronics. OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100: Certified to be free from harmful substances, ensuring safety for the wearer. CE Certified: Complies with European safety standards for protective gloves. Materials Polyester, Elastic, Acrylic, Nitrile Sandy: Offers comfort, protection, and enhanced grip. Certifications & Standards EN ISO 21420: 2020: Dexterity 5 for optimal tactile sensitivity. EN 388: 2016 + A1: 2018: Abrasion 4, Blade Cut 2, Tear 4, Puncture X (High durability and protection). EN 511: 2006: Protection against cold (X2X - 2 for convective cold resistance, X for contact cold). ANSI/ISEA 105: 2016: Cut Level A6, Abrasion Level 3. The Portwest AP02 Thermo Pro Ultra glove combines water-repellent properties, excellent insulation, and superior grip, making it the ideal choice for workers in cold, wet, or greasy environments.

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