Electrical Rubber Gloves Class

Salisbury electriflex gloves are 30 more flexible than any other rubber insulating glove.

Electrical rubber gloves class.

All products electrical safety equipment rubber cover up class 2 electrical insulated rubber gloves max use voltage 17 000 ac 25 500 dc class 2 3 or 4 salisbury electriflex rubber gloves. Electrical risks can lead to shocks and serious injuries unless wearing the proper work gloves. Electrical insulating gloves and protectors are made of dielectric materials to protect workers from electrical shock. Oel s industrial 100 natural rubber insulating gloves represent a major innovation in gloves for electrical protection.

Rubber gloves sometimes called lineman s gloves are worn by electricians working on power lines. Magid safety m011b10 electrical gloves astm d120 09 compliant class 0 rubber electrical insulating gloves with straight cuff work 11 length size 10 black 1 pair 4 6 out of 5 stars 251 50 82 50. Mv medium voltage gloves have been tested up to 25 500v and are certified for use up to 17 000v according to iec 60903 and en 60903 standards. Catu cg 1 insulating gloves manufactured from rubber are for use with silicon leather glove covers and do not provide mechanical protection these type of electrical gloves are typically used during cable jointing and equipotential bonding.

Any other class of gloves may be used without protector gloves under the same limited use conditions if the class of gloves is one class higher than that required for the voltage involved. Magid safety m011b9 electrical gloves astm d120 09 compliant class 0 rubber electrical insulating gloves with straight cuff work 11 length size 9 black 1 pair 4 6 out of 5 stars 257 50 82 50. Class 2 3 or 4 salisbury electriflex rubber gloves. Class 00 0 2 3 4 500v 1000v 17kv 26 5kv 36kv.

Honeywell has been dedicating its knowledge and technological innovation to offer electrical workers in transportation utilities wind energy or construction high performance industrial rubber gloves. Leather protectors are worn over rubber gloves to protect against pinholes or punctures that can damage rubber gloves. Employees using rubber insulating gloves under these conditions need to take additional caution when handling sharp objects that could nick or cut the glove. For additional information on in service care of electrical gloves reference astm f496 14a.

You re considering using your electrical gloves for the first time on march 1 2017 and notice the date stamp is february 27 2016. These testing requirements can sometimes be a little confusing to interpret.