Ejendals Tegera 951 Chainsaw Gloves

Wearing even the most cut and puncture resistant gloves on the market won’t protect your hands from a chainsaw belt. These high-powered machines are so dangerous that they will tear right through the fabric and your hand if you’re not wearing the right gloves.

Thankfully, protection is available. Ejendals Tegera 951 Chainsaw Gloves are crammed full of a specially crafted padding that works to jam chainsaw belts in the event of an accident. Don’t believe us? Click here to see how this incredible safety mechanism works.

What’s Included?

• 1 x Pair of Chainsaw Gloves

Sizing Information for Ejendals Tegera 951 Chainsaw Gloves

Ejendals Tegera Chainsaw Safety Gloves are available in three different sizes. To find the perfect one for you, simply measure your palm circumference (ignoring the thumb area) and the length of your hand as indicated in the image below.

Once you have your measurements, please consult the sizing chart below to find the correct size for your hand.

Size	Palm Circumference	Hand Length
Size 8	203mm	182mm
Size 9	229mm	192mm
Size 10	254mm	204mm

Suitalbe Applications for Ejendals Tegera 951 Chainsaw Gloves

Ejendals Chainsaw Gloves are specifically designed for using chainsaws and other serious bits of kit in the following environments:

• Chainsaw Use
• Timber Clearance
• Agriculture
• Farming
• Dangerous Power Tool Operation
• Woodwork Yards
• Building and Construction
• Landscape Gardening
• Forestry

HOW DO EJENDALS CHAINSAW GLOVES PROTECT MY HANDS?

By cramming the entire glove full of belt-jamming padding, Ejendals Chainsaw Gloves ensure that a belt-driven chainsaw isn’t able to tear your hands to shreds in the event of an accident. They’re dually great at shielding against:

• Tearing
• Grease
• Slicing
• Oil
• Chainsaw Belts
• Visibility Issues
• Dirt

Protection Ratings and Safety Standards for Ejendals Tegera Chainsaw Gloves

EN 388: Mechanical Resistance

• EN 388: 3142X

EN 388 is a European regulation governing the sale of gloves used for safety and protection. It determines the gloves’ performance when used for protection against mechanical machinery by measuring the fabric’s abrasion, cut, tear and puncture resistance.

Standard	Resistance Rating
Abrasion Resistance	Level 3
Cut Resistance	Level 1
Tear Resistance	Level 4
Puncture Resistance	Level 2
ISO Cut Resistance	N/A

Key Features and Benefits

• Absolutely essential wear if you’re using a chainsaw
• Belt-jam padding can be a matter of life and death
• Hi-vis outer ensures you’re safe and seen at all times
• Reinforced fingertips maximises your ability to grip and hold tools
• Maximum Level 4 tear-resistance under EN 388
• Cowhide leather foundation is soft, flexible and premium quality
• Strap fastening at the wrist makes application and removal a breeze
• Available in three different sizes

What Are cHAINSAW gLOVES?

Chainsaw Gloves are gloves packed with a specially formulated padding that jams the component parts in a chainsaw belt, causing the saw to jam and stop before the incredibly dangerous belt can reach your hand.

If you’re looking for a demonstration of just what we mean, click here to see Ejendals 951 Gloves in action.

Operating a chainsaw without gloves can cause life-threatening injury

Why Are They Essential?

Chainsaws are incredibly powerful machines that can easily be dropped when working at height or in dangerous areas. Chainsaw gloves are essential for protecting your lead hand against the belt of a saw in the event that a drop or misplacement does occur.

If they aren’t worn, a chainsaw belt spins at a high enough revolution-rate to simply slice straight through your hand, causing life-threatening injury and even death. 

What’s So Special About Cowhide Leather?

Cowhide is one of the most durable and tough leathers available on the market. Thick, strong and less prone to cracking than other leathers on the market, cowhide is the most common leather used in safety glove manufacturing, demonstrating its tried and testing versatility.

High Visibility for Staying Seen On-Site

Whether you’re the one up the ladder or you’re walking underneath a crew working in the trees, you need to make others aware of your presence. Having gloves that reflect and refract light ensures others know exactly where you are at all times, for your safety and theirs. 

What Happens When A Glove Has Been UseD?

In the unfortunate event that a glove has to come to your rescue, you need to purchase a new pair of Chainsaw Gloves as the protection left in your shredded pair will no longer adequately protect your hands. The price of purchasing a new pair of gloves is a small price to pay for shielding your hands against serious, life-threatening injury. 

See Them In Action

Please see the short clip below for a demonstration of the 951’s chainsaw-stopping ability in action.

What Are Ejendals Chainsaw Gloves Made From?

• Palm Material: Full-grain Cowhide
• Lining Material: Dyneema
• Back Material: Polyester

Additional Documentation

• Data Sheet
• Declaration of Conformity