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Canadian rigger glove (A210)
From £3.77 ex VAT
These Canadian rigger gloves offer practical hand protection for various tasks. Made from cow split leather with a patch palm and cotton backing, they provide tear resistance and comfort. They are also certified to EN388 standards. These gloves make a good choice for promotional giveaways.
Offer practical protection with the Canadian rigger glove, a popular choice for general promotional giveaways. This durable glove provides essential hand safety across various work environments.
- Made from cow split leather with a patch palm and vein protection for good tear resistance.
- Cotton backing helps with comfort and ventilation, making these gloves suitable for extended wear.
- Certified to EN388:2016 (3.2.2.3.X) and EN420 standards for reliable hand protection.
- A Portwest brand product, style PW082, widely used in construction, forestry, and for general handling tasks.
These gloves are a practical item for general promotional campaigns, offering a useful branded product for clients and staff.
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These Canadian rigger gloves offer practical hand protection for various tasks. Made from cow split leather with a patch palm and cotton backing, they provide tear resistance and comfort. They are also certified to EN388 standards. These gloves make a good choice for promotional giveaways.
From £3.77 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | £3.77 |
| 12+ | £3.12 |
| 144+ | £2.47 |
£3.77 ex VAT each
£3.77 ex VAT
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