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Hand Pro Tection Guide 20 16 HAND PROTECTION GUIDE 2016 INDEX N = NEW REFERENCE P. RANGE REFERENCE P. RANGE 1CRKV 47 G2A MASTERPU 37 G2A 1CRKVNI30 47 G2A MASTERPU30 37 G2A 35x30 SPEEDNET 71 G5A MASTERTOP 29 G1A ALUTHERM250 53 G3A MASTERTOP30 29 G1A B7SIVER 62 G3A MASTERTOPMT20 29 G1A B7SUPVERD 63 G3A MASTERTOPSP30 30 G1A B7VERD 63 G3A N MASTERTSHIRT 75 G5A BACKPROTECT 73 G5A MAXIPRO 80 G6A N BD1CRX/F30 42 G2A N MCUFF40VL 45 G2A BILLAUDATMTD 43 G2A N MCUFF40VL-L 45 G2A BILLAUDATMT/ISO 43 G2A METAL829 41 G2A BLACKTACTIL 26 G1A N MITCOLD+ 68 G4A BLACKTACTIL30 26 G1A MZDY45/01NS 46 G2A BLACKTACTIL/0 33 G2A NBRGRIP 81 G6A BLACKTACTIL30/0 33 G2A NEWTOLERIE 23 G1A N BLACKTACTIL RC 25 G1A NEWTOLERIE 5 23 G1A N BLACKTOP 25 G1A NEWTOLERIEEP 23 G1A CLAIR25Q 59 G3A N OILGRIP5 50 G3A N CLICKM 72 G5A N PROSOUD/1 52 G3A N CLIPSAGE 72 G5A R7PPG/11 61 G3A COLDPRO 67 G4A N RIPDEX 19 G1A COSTAUD/I 84 G6A N RIPDEXG 19 G1A CRIO 69 G4A N RIPDEXLEG 77 G5A N CRIOBC 69 G4A N RIPDEXTAB 77 G5A DIAMONDFOAM 35 G2A RIPEUR/CO 19 G1A N DRIVER-EVOLUTION 83 G6A SANDOU 59 G3A N DRIVER-EVOLUTION BPA 83 G6A SANDOUDD8 58 G3A DYNAAIR 42 G2A SGL 49 G3A DYNAFLEXAIR 42 G2A SPEEDNET 71 G5A DYNALONGAIR 42 G2A STR50MBKT10 49 G3A ES25DZDYIPA4 41 G2A N TABMASTER55 76 G5A N FEELPRO 80 G6A N TABMASTER90 76 G5A FIT4PRO 43 G2A T-CRYO 69 G4A FMKH7DP8J 51 G3A TDMPRO1CR15M 20 G1A N FRIDGE EVOLUTION 67 G4A TDMPRO1CRPS30R 20 G1A GBKL7E13 61 G3A TDMPRO30 20 G1A GH7M16 51 G3A TDMPROCUFF25 21 G1A N GLASSCUT5 28 G1A TDMPROCUFF35PO 21 G1A GRIPRO 82 G6A TDMPROCUFF45PO 21 G1A GUETRE CRYO 69 G4A TDMPRODG30 20 G1A H58KAD2M19-VL 55 G3A TDMPROTOP30 20 G1A H58KAD2M30-V 55 G3A TERRA 82 G6A HOTOILCUT 60 G3A TN27NS 79 G6A IMPERVHOKC35 40 G2A TOLERIE 22 G1A KBKV7D1L/550 58 G3A N TOLERIE3224 22 G1A MASTER1CR15M 30 G1A TOLERIEBKV 22 G1A MASTER1CRF30R 31 G1A N TOLIER EVOLUTION 38 G2A MASTER1CRX 31 G1A TOPDEXX01/ISO 44 G2A MASTER1CRX30R 31 G1A VCAN°1811 60 G3A MASTERCUFF35PO 36 G2A VCAN°1871 60 G3A MASTERCUFF45 36 G2A VIBRAPROTECT 73 G5A MASTERCUFF45POVL 36 G2A WARM250/50D2 57 G3A MASTERCUFF45RC 36 G2A WARM250D2R4 56 G3A N MASTERCUFF60POVL 36 G2A N WARMB250/43D2 56 G3A MASTERCUT+ 34 G2A WARMKA250D1 57 G3A MASTERCUT30+ 34 G2A WELD250D8-VL 54 G3A MASTERGRIP+ 34 G2A N WETCUT03 EVOLUTION 39 G2A MASTERLA32 37 G2A WHITETACTIL/0 33 G2A MASTERNBR 38 G2A WINTERPRO 66 G4A N MASTERNBRRC 27 G1A ZPP25 65 G4A MASTERP1CRF/L 31 G1A ZPP25P 65 G4A G1A = CUT > 22 N / G2A = CUT < 22 N / G3A = HEAT G4A = COLD / G5A = SPECIFIC / G6A = HANDLING STEP BY STEP, LET US GUIDE YOU TO THE BEST PROTECTION FIND YOUR WAY THROUGH MAIN ACTIVITIES METAL INDUSTRY BLAST FURNACES IRON & STEEL INDUSTRY STEELMAKING FOUNDRY ALUMINIUM FOUNDRY HOT ROLLING MILL LONG PRODUCTS COLD ROLLING MILL FLAT PRODUCTS WIREDRAWING GALVANIZATION METALLURGY • SHEET METAL PROCESSING: cutting, creasing, bending, punching, forming… • BOILERMAKING: production of steel fabrications from plates and sections • S TAMPING: stamping press load, removal and handling of stamped/ pressed pieces • FORGE: open die forging, hot stamping, ring rolling mill, hot extrusion • MACHINING: bar turning, milling, drilling... • PIPEFITTING: pipe cutting, bending, welding, bolting, screwing... • MET ALWORKING: production of architectural ensembles made from forges iron/metal • WELDING: flame-, arc-, coated electrode-, oxygen-, acetylene-welding AUTOMOTIVE FOUNDRY STAMPING CAR ASSEMBLY LINE INTERIOR ASSEMBLY PAINTING MAINTENANCE GLASS INDUSTRY FLOAT PRODUCTION LINE FLAT GLASS INSULATING GLASS LAMINATED GLASS COATED GLASS FIBERGLASS PRODUCTION WINDSREEN PRODUCTION ON-SITE INSTALLATION (CONSTRUCTION) FIND OUT THE RIGHT CUT PROTECTION ISO International cut test according to norm ISO 13997 (TDM). This test allows to 13997 qualify the highest cut resistant materials 61,4N Guide to the dimensions and weight of the cutting piece which can be handled with the gloves we recommend FIGURE OUT WHICH FIT IT OFFERS Guide to the gloves offering high dexterity FIT ULTRA Guide to gloves with second-skin feel FIT FIND OUT THE GRIP IT OFFERS Suitable to handle dry parts Suitable to handle damp or wet parts Suitable to handle greasy or oily parts FIND OUT HOW THE PRODUCT IMPACTS THE ENVIRONMENT Long-lasting & washable Long-lasting & non washable Heavy environmental impact OUR LONG-TERM PARTNERS LEATHER The full grain leather we use is both strong and supple.Our split leather provides excellent abrasion and tear resistance. Leather,which is naturally breathable,offers a high level of comfort and excellent dexterity. Special treatments impart additional properties: The leather is water-resistant. It is washable and WATER-REPELLENT remains supple after drying OIL-REPELLENT The leather is oil-resistant The leather is reinforced against the projection of SILICONE COATED incandescent particles HEAT-RESISTANT The leather remains undeformable up to 250°C NATURAL FABRICS A natural, supple, absorbent and soft fibre. It offers good heat insulation and can be fireproofed (when treated with PROBAN®). A natural fibre that is supple and soft. Has good insulating capacity and natural fireproofing. SYNTHETIC FABRICS ACRYLIC Synthetic material that is abrasion and tear resistant Synthetic material that is resistant to abrasion and POLYAMIDE tear, as well as to heat up to 150°C A synthetic material resistant to abrasion and POLYESTER tearing TECHNOLOGICAL FABRICS & YARNS Special aluminium with para-aramid fabric to reflect radiant heat and protect from sparks and molten metal splashes. Offers very high shearing resistance, even when used under thermal conditions. Para-aramid is rupture and cut resistant and provides excellent thermal resistance Meta-aramid offers excellent thermal resistance High-tenacity polyethylene provides exceptional resistance to abrasion, rupture and cutting/shearing. HPPE It brings a cool, comfortable sensation and is very light. Textile/silicon mesh complex that withstands extreme heat and cold Silicone-coated woven glass fibre Mix of mineral fiber and ceramics COATINGS Chloroprène Synthetic material A natural supple, abrasion-resistant material Air is pre-injected into this nitrile coating to incorporate foam into it. This process gives the nitrile greater flexibility and breathability Nitrile coating with microscopic asperities, greatly improving and strengthening the product's grip A supple, abrasion-resistant, breathable POLYURETHANE synthetic material Polyvinyl chloride coating Flexible synthetic material resistant to NITRILE chemicals and oils MEMBRANE Polyurethane membrane that is waterproof, breathable as well as chemical resistant OUR TECHNOLOGIES Our know-how is made of simple things : • high knowledge of thread technical specificities • the right choice of yarns assembly • high quality technical products to serve protection • constant quality search through our own R&D ZIRNIUM Yarn assembly technology mainly based on a mineral fiber ZIRNIUM-PREMIUM Concept with Polyester ZIRNIUM-MASTER Concept with HPPE (Dyneema,…) + Polyamide ZIRNIUM-ARMOR Concept with HPPE (Dyneema,…) + INOX + Polyamide TEKINOX Yarn assembly technology mainly based on INOX fiber GRIPTEK Microporous nitrile technology incorporating air, thus offering a high grip. SKINSOFT Synthetic material approaching the leather specificities: appearance, abrasion resistance, suppleness, velvet touch, water- oil-repellent, breathable RPS CONCEPT Rostaing performance solution Learn more on page 24 WHO ARE STEPHANE ROSTAING CEO WE ? A BICENTENARY FAMILY BUSINESS ROSTAING’S HISTORY SPANS 6 GENERATIONS. OUR CORE VALUES HAVE BEEN KEY TO THIS LONGEVITY AND THIS CONTINUES TODAY. I HAVE CONTRIBUTED OVER 20 YEARS TO DEVELOPING THIS COMPANY AND AM NOW CEO. IN LINE WITH OUR KEY HUMAN, SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRINCIPALS WE HAVE OBTAINED THE RELEVANT CERTIFICATIONS THAT REFLECT THESE IMPORTANT PRINCIPLES. Our commitment to the future is also reflected by the decision to build a new Research & Development Center complete with the latest laboratory testing equipment, where our dedicated team will invent the technical products of tomorrow. All ROSTAING employees put their passion, expertise and professionalism at the service of your hands and those of your employees. OUR COMMITMENTS TOWARDS ILO (International Labour Organization): Ensuring respect for our employees and social obligations. UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL COMPACT: The guarantee to extend our actions on the well-being of our employees. REACH: Ensuring compliance with European rules on the monitoring of chemicals. CE: The guarantee that our products are tested and certified by accredited laboratories. FLO CERT: The guarantee of a regular audit of our factories over- seas in relation to working conditions and the environment. ISO 9001: The guarantee of a respected product quality and rigorous organization. ISO 14001: The guarantee of products made with environmental consciousness. REMAKE: The guarantee of a program for the life cycle analysis of our products. ECO-DESIGN: The guarantee of products designed and created by integrating respect Kg for the environment. OUR EXPERT WORD Heat Cuts Cryogenics YOU RISKS Vibrations What preoccupies YOU is at the heart of OUR concerns AUDIT Our protective gloves are developed on basis of an audit of risk analysis at workplace MANUFACTURER We own our proper manufacturing facilities : 1 in France and 3 in Morocco EXPERTISE TECHNOLOGY 100% of our protective gloves are made from ROSTAING technologies TRAINING BRANDS We share the knowledge on norms, We build-up long-lasting collaboration with the materials, techniques, with our customers world’s biggest brands of raw materials 4 PROTECTION
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