Insulated Gloves Electrical

Protective gloves for electrical safety and handling.

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Introduction

Insulated gloves shield hands from electrical current during maintenance or installation tasks. Proper fit and material rating ensure reliable protection without restricting movement.

  • Dielectric rubber layers block current up to tested voltage classes.
  • Leather protectors worn over rubber gloves guard against punctures and abrasions.
  • Color-coded cuffs help identify voltage class during quick equipment checks.

Select insulated gloves rated for the electrical work being performed.

FAQs

Classes range from 00 (up to 500 V) to 4 (up to 36,000 V). Match the glove class to the maximum expected exposure.

Perform air and visual tests before each use and schedule laboratory testing every six months for frequent users.

Leather protectors alone do not provide electrical insulation. Always wear them over rated rubber gloves.

Keep them in a cool, dark bag away from ozone sources and sharp objects that could cause cuts.

Gloves come in multiple lengths and widths. Proper fit prevents slippage while allowing finger dexterity.