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Ergodyne

Ergodyne 922CR Impact Gloves Level 5 Gray/Orange personal protective equipment

SKU CH-9Q7C-N47CC

Knit gloves meeting EN 420 and EN 388:4543 standards with ASTM F1790 Level 4 cut resistance

  • ANSI/ISEA Level 5 impact protection absorbs heavy blows
  • EN 388 4543 rating delivers high abrasion cut tear puncture resistance
  • EN 420 certification confirms ergonomic fit and dexterity
  • ASTM F1790 Level 4 cut resistance shields against sharp edges
  • Knit construction provides breathable comfort during extended wear

Ergodyne 922CR Impact Gloves

The Ergodyne 922CR Impact Gloves are certified personal protective equipment designed for workers who need reliable hand protection against mechanical hazards. They meet EN 420 general requirements and EN 388: 4543 mechanical risk standards, plus ASTM F1790 cut level 4. The knit construction delivers dexterity while the gray and orange colour scheme aids visibility on site.

Upgrading from basic work gloves

These gloves replace standard knit or leather gloves that lack certified impact and cut resistance. The jump is worth it when tasks involve sharp edges, rough surfaces or pinch points where unrated gloves tear quickly. They are not suited for buyers who need chemical permeation resistance, heat protection above ambient levels, or electrical insulation for live work.

Limits of EN 388 and ASTM F1790 ratings

The EN 388: 4543 rating covers abrasion, blade cut, tear and puncture but does not test for impact attenuation on the knuckles or fingers. ASTM F1790 level 4 measures straight-blade cut resistance only, not serrated or powered cutting tools. Neither standard addresses vibration transmission, cold storage flexibility or long-term UV degradation of the knit fibres.

Highlights

  • ANSI/ISEA Level 5 impact protection absorbs heavy blows
  • EN 388 4543 rating delivers high abrasion cut tear puncture resistance
  • EN 420 certification confirms ergonomic fit and dexterity
  • ASTM F1790 Level 4 cut resistance shields against sharp edges
  • Knit construction provides breathable comfort during extended wear

Specifications

BrandErgodyne

Questions about this item

What EN 388 rating does the 922CR glove carry?

The glove meets EN 388: 4543, indicating level 4 abrasion, level 5 cut, level 4 tear and level 3 puncture resistance.

How should I put the gloves on so the impact protection sits correctly?

Slide each hand in fully, align the knuckle guards over your metacarpals, then secure the wrist closure so the padding cannot shift during impact.

When do I need to replace the pair based on the cut standard?

Replace the gloves once the palm or finger material shows visible wear or after any incident that may have compromised the ASTM F1790 level 4 cut resistance.

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