Pakdutch corporation strives to realize a correct price/quality relationship for all its products. on this foundation, Pakdutch corporation has built up a good reputation over the years and is convinced that this ambition creates the basis for a healthy future. Pakdutch Corporation recognizes the need to achieve high environmental. standards throughout its business activities and minimize the impact of its operations upon the environment

In the course of many years, Pakdutch corporation assortment has gone through a strong development. this web catalogue gives you a clear picture of our standard assortment. For alternative styles or styles which have not been illustrated, it is always recommended to contact our sales department since it is not out of the question that Pakdutch corporation still knows how to find a suitable solution for your specific enquiry. Pakdutch corporation in business for well over 19 years Pakdutch corporation has specialized in the manufacturing and export of working gloves and wears, leather gloves and garments, uniforms and textile made ups. we are manufactures and exporters of above items we have two factories one is located at sialkot and second is located at faisalabad. founder of company are below.

Haji Hussain Din (Late)  Grand Father	Abdul Karim Bhatti (Late) Founder	Tariq Mahmood Bhatti Chief Executive

Why an EEC guideline

From 1st July 1995 the European guideline 89/686/EEC came into force, which specifies the minimum demands PPE (personal protective equipments) are required to meet. This standard through a number of guidelines drawn up by the European council, aims at a higher level of quality for all products designated as PPE. The standards and pictograms for working gloves, many standards have been drawn up to of which we will limit ourselves to the standards EN420, EN388 AND EN407 which are applied the most. The 420- standard for gloves with "minimal risks". no specific pictogram has been developed for this basic standard which all gloves must meet. (cat 1)

The 388-standard is for "mechanical risks". for gloves meeting this standard, testing is required by a recognized laboratory (notified body). the gloves are tested for resistance to abrasion, cutting, tearing and picture, for which the scores are listed in that order next to the pictogram with the hammer. (cat 1) passing these tests, results in a certificate as proof of a category 2 gloves according to standard EN388 for gloves which are intended for applications involving heat and or fire, there is a supplement to the EN388 standard, namely the EM407. gloves which pass these tests receive scores on an accompanying certificate and in addition receive the pictogram with the flame. The parameters which are tested have the following standard order; inflammability, resistance to heat, radiation and resistance to small molten metal particles. The pictograms together with the scores can be found in the user instructions which compulsorily accompany each smallest packing unit.