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Hand ProtectionMSA provides a selected range of quality industrial safety hand protection work gloves.Quality raw materials are <strong>com</strong>bined providing a consistent ongoing high performance and are <strong>com</strong>pliant to theAS/NZS 2161 standards where possible.Customer Service: 1300 728 672 • Website: www.msa.net.au • New Zealand Customer Service 0800 441 335 116
Hand ProtectionAUSTRALIAN/NEW ZEALAND OCCUPATIONAL PROTECTIVE GLOVE STANDARDSOverviewThe Australian/New Zealand Glove StandardsAS/NZS 2161 have been reproduced from the equivalentEuropean Standards.AS/NZS 2161 consists of the following:AS/NZS 2161.2 Occupational Protective Gloves -General Requirements (EN 420)This standard covers the general requirements forGlove Construction, Ergonomy, Design & Sizing,Innocuousness of Protective Gloves, High Visibility,Comfort & Efficiency, Marking & Information applicableto all Occupational Protective Gloves.Defined as follows:General Requirements:• Protective Gloves are designed, manufactured & aresuitable for its intended use.• When the glove construction includes seams, the material& strength of the seams shall be such that the overallperformance of the glove is not significantly decreased.• Protective Gloves provide protection when used to themanufactures instructions, without harm to the enduser when so used.• Glove sizing conforms to specifications in relation tohand circumference & minimum length requirement.• Marking information covering the name, trademark or othermeans of identification, code/part number, size.• Packaging information requirements & instructions for UseAS/NZS 2161.3 Occupational Protective Gloves -Protection Against Mechanical Risks (EN 388)This standard specifies requirements, test methods, marking& information for protective gloves against the mechanicalrisk of Abrasion, Blade Cut, Tear & Puncture.Defined as follows:• Abrasion Resistance - Is a measure of the number ofcycles required for breakthrough to occur. Breakthroughis understood to mean when a hole is worn through thetest specimen• Blade Cut Resistance - Is a measure of the materials cutresistance index. Specimens are cut by a counter-rotatingcircular blade, which moves with an alternating motionunder a specified load.• Tear Resistance - Is a measure of the force necessary topropagate a tear in a specimen slit halfway along its length.• Puncture Resistance - Is a measure of the force exertedby a steel stylus of defined dimensions to puncture a testspecimen held on a retaining device.Test results are reported as performance ratings, the higherthe rating the greater resistance/protection.(EN 374)117Customer Service: 1300 728 672 • Website: www.msa.net.au • New Zealand Customer Service 0800 441 335
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Self-Contained Breathing ApparatusS
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Breathing ApparatusSupplied Air Res
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Options and AccessoriesSupplied Air
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Monitoring SystemsSupplied Air Resp
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Monitoring SystemsSupplied Air Resp
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Full Face Masks - SARMSA’s expert
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Short Duration SCBAsSupplied Air Re
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Chemical Oxygen TechnologySupplied
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Airline SystemsSupplied Air Respira
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Compressed Airline Breathing Appara
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AirlineSupplied Air RespiratorsAirF
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Air Purifying RespiratorsToxic mate
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Air Purifying RespiratorsParticulat
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Air Purifying Respirators• Explan
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Safe Escape CBRN 15-minute Escape
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Head, Eye, Face and Hearing Protect
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V-Gard Protective CapsHead Protecti
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V-Gard Protective CapsHead Protecti
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Accessories for V-Gard Caps and Hat
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Head ProtectionBushfire Helmets•
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Firefighter HelmetsHead ProtectionR
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Eye ProtectionThe MSA range of eye
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Eye ProtectionShape Shifter• Adva
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Arctic MEye Protection• Certified
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Rail BridgeRescue EquipmentRailway
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Ladder Climbing EquipmentLatchways
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Roof AnchorsStay on top with the MS
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5K and 10K Removable ConcreteAnchor
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Karabiners and HooksFall Protection
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Something you can rely onInstrument
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InstrumentationSingle-Gas Monitors
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Sirius ® PID Multigas DetectorInst
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InstrumentationOrion ® plus - The
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Detector Tube PumpsInstrumentationT
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InstrumentationSubstance MeasuredDe
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SafeSite ® Multi-Threat Detection
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Escort ELF ® and Escort ® LC Samp
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Sampling Pump Calibration Check Dev
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InstrumentationModel RP and Econo-C
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Gas Monitors/SensorsUltima ® X Ser
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Gas Monitors/SensorsUltima XIR Gas
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Gas Monitors/SensorsToxgard ® II G
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Gas Monitors/SensorsChillgard ® LE
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Gas Monitors/SensorsGasgard ® Fami
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Software SolutionsAdministration of
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Service & Workshop SolutionsVersati
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Product Index3S 12, 213S Respirator
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