Anti-vibration gloves for hand-held grinders: TEGERA 9180A
When working with pneumatic grinders, air filers, rotary tools and other vibrating hand-held equipment, operator comfort matters as much as finishing quality. TEGERA Pro 9180A anti-vibration gloves are designed to help reduce vibration transmission while providing good grip, control and comfort during demanding work.
At GDS Abrasivi we see them as a useful complement to pneumatic grinders and hand-held finishing tools, especially where vibration exposure is part of everyday work.
What are anti-vibration gloves for?
Anti-vibration gloves are PPE designed to attenuate part of the vibration transmitted to the hands and arms when using vibrating hand-held tools. They do not replace correct machine selection, maintenance or exposure management, but they can be a useful part of a broader approach to operator protection and comfort.
For operators using pneumatic grinders, air filers and finishing tools, this can mean better comfort, more secure grip and improved control, particularly during repetitive or prolonged operations.
TEGERA Pro 9180A at a glance
- Type: professional anti-vibration glove
- Anti-vibration standard: EN ISO 10819:2013/A1:2019
- Mechanical protection: EN 388:2016+A1:2018 – 2222X
- PPE category: Cat. II
- Palm materials: Microthan® and Vibrothan®
- Back material: polyester
- Design features: padded palm, pre-curved fingers, reinforced seams, reinforced fingertips and ergonomic shaping
- Closure: hook-and-loop
- Length: approx. 210–242 mm
- Manufacturer size range: 7–12
- Declared risk addressed: vibration injuries
- Typical sectors: metalworking, maintenance, machinery, automotive and construction
Manufacturer-declared EN ISO 10819 transmission values: TRM 0.72 and TRH 0.53. Availability and sizes should be checked at the time of enquiry.
View the official TEGERA Pro 9180A product page on the Ejendals website →
Why are they relevant for hand-held grinders?
Anyone working on moulds, metal components, deburring or surface finishing knows that vibration can have a major impact on operator comfort. TEGERA 9180A gloves may be worth considering when the goal is to:
- improve comfort during prolonged use of vibrating hand-held tools;
- maintain a stable grip on handles and tool bodies;
- reduce perceived hand fatigue during repetitive work;
- combine the right machine with appropriate ergonomic support;
- build a workstation that gives greater attention to operator wellbeing.
Typical applications
TEGERA 9180A gloves can be considered wherever operators use tools that transmit significant vibration to the hands. Typical examples include:
- pneumatic hand grinders for deburring and finishing;
- air filers and reciprocating finishing tools;
- rotary tools for manual metalworking;
- mechanical maintenance and assembly operations;
- light grinding, surface preparation and finishing of technical components.
An important clarification
Anti-vibration gloves do not eliminate vibration completely and cannot compensate for a worn, unbalanced or incorrectly used tool. The best approach comes from combining several factors:
- selecting the most suitable tool for the task;
- correct machine maintenance;
- well-balanced and correctly mounted accessories;
- appropriate work organisation and exposure times;
- suitable PPE, including anti-vibration gloves where appropriate.
For this reason, GDS can help evaluate not only the glove itself, but also the overall application in which the grinder or hand-held finishing tool is being used.
Frequently asked questions
Are anti-vibration gloves useful with pneumatic grinders?
They can be a useful part of a vibration-control strategy and can improve comfort and grip when using pneumatic grinders and other vibrating tools, particularly during prolonged work. They should be used together with appropriate tool selection, maintenance and exposure management.
Is the TEGERA 9180A a certified PPE product?
Yes. The manufacturer classifies it as Category II PPE and lists compliance including EN ISO 10819 for vibration reduction, EN 388 for mechanical protection and EN ISO 21420.
Can anti-vibration gloves replace proper machine maintenance?
No. Glove performance is only one part of the overall solution. Vibration levels also depend on the machine, accessory, wear, balance, mounting and working method.
Would you like to check whether these gloves suit your application?
If you use hand-held grinders, air filers or other vibrating tools and would like to understand whether TEGERA Pro 9180A could be useful in your workplace, contact GDS. We can help assess them as part of your tooling and finishing setup.
