TEGERA Manuals & User Guides

TEGERA is a leading global brand of safety gloves and hand protection products, owned and developed by the Swedish company Ejendals AB. With a heritage rooted in Leksand, Sweden, TEGERA is renowned for combining superior protection with ergonomic comfort, ensuring that safety gear does not hinder performance or dexterity. The brand's extensive catalog covers protection against a wide range of workplace hazards, including mechanical cuts, chemicals, extreme heat, and cold.

Designed for industries ranging from construction and heavy manufacturing to precision assembly and electronics, TEGERA gloves utilize advanced materials like Dyneema®, Kevlar®, and specialized synthetic leathers. Ejendals emphasizes a holistic approach to safety, integrating high-quality products with education and inspection to help reduce hand injuries and improve workplace safety standards worldwide.

• Where can I find the Declaration of Conformity for my TEGERA gloves?

  You can find and download Declarations of Conformity for TEGERA products at the official Ejendals website under the conformity section (www.ejendals.com/conformity).

• Can TEGERA gloves be washed?

  Detailed care instructions are provided in the user instruction documents. Gloves that can be mechanically washed will carry specific laundry symbols; however, washing may affect the performance level of the glove.

• How do I interpret the TEGERA glove size codes?

  TEGERA gloves follow EN ISO 21420:2020 sizing standards. Sizes are typically indicated numerically (e.g., 8, 9, 10), where strict adherence to the size chart ensures the optimal level of protection and dexterity.

• What do the EN 388 and EN 407 ratings mean on TEGERA gloves?

  These codes indicate protection levels against specific risks. EN 388 covers mechanical risks like abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture. EN 407 covers thermal risks such as heat and fire. Higher numbers generally indicate higher performance levels in that category.