Overview
Electrical insulating gloves are specialized rubber gloves used to protect workers from electrical shock during testing, switching, maintenance and live-working operations. They are typically paired with leather overgloves for mechanical protection unless using composite systems.
Features
Multiple voltage classes; smooth or textured finish; ozone-resistant options; color options depending on type; compatible overgloves available.
Specifications
Type I or Type II insulating glove families; Class 00 to Class 4 depending on voltage requirement and project specification.
Detailed Technical Data
OSHA’s electrical protective equipment rule references ASTM F496 for in-service care and testing of insulating gloves and sleeves. ASTM D120 covers manufacturing and testing of rubber insulating gloves for electrical shock protection.
Compliance / Approvals
ASTM D120, ASTM F496, OSHA 1910.137 and local live-working procedures as applicable.
Applications
Electrical maintenance, substations, switchgear, utilities, testing and energized work support.
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