Austria
Sales Partner
- Name
- J. Staffl - Arbeitsschutz GmbH
- Contact
- Martin Leitner
ATG® country manager
- Name
- Karl-Heinz Hobbelink
Frequently asked questions
Can't find the answer you're looking for? Have a look at our FAQ page.Why can't you make a glove to use with all chemicals?
There are thousands of different chemicals on the market and even more mixtures. As every chemicals brings its own characteristics and react differently with glove materials there is nothing such as a "one for all" chemical resistant glove on the market. The most common material used as a chemical resistant glove is - Nitrile. This material offers good resistance versus oils, acids, hydroxides and alcanes. To choose the right glove for your environment please contact your supplier or ATG® Sales member.
Is MaxiChem® cut resistant?
MaxiChem® Cut™ delivers all the features and benefits of MaxiChem® with the added benefit of EN388:2016 cut level 3B protection.
Doesn't PU have better grip than MaxiDry®?
Solvent based polyurethane products may possess good grip characteristics due to the solvent however one of these solvents, DMF, is classified as a Substance of Very High Concern under the REACH legislation.
Why don't you make the exact glove I need for my application?
We make gloves for environments not applications. Why? To make it easier for you to get the right glove for the job you do. MaxiFlex® is for precision handling work in dry environments; MaxiDry® is for precision handling work in oily and wet environments; MaxiCut® for work with a risk of cut; MaxiChem® for chemical exposure. In some cases, some more specialised applications may require an alternative product.