Manufacturers
Gloves - Insulated, Under & Over
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ITL Electrician's Insulated Gloves - Class 0 (Working Voltage to 1000V)£50.34 £41.95- Several sizes available
- Suitable for applications to 1000V
- Compliant with EN60903/IEC 60903:2002
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ITL Electrician's Insulated Gloves - Class 0 (1000V), 41cm Gauntlet£54.00 £45.00- Several sizes available
- Suitable for applications to 1000V
- Compliant with EN60903/IEC 60903:2002
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High Voltage Insulating Gloves 500 V Size 11 Class 00
£59.46 £49.5549 Reward PointsPrice Match GuaranteeCG-05-D -
CATU CG-05 High Voltage Insulated Gloves - Class 00, Voltage ≤ 500V AC£59.46 £49.55- Protective gloves for working with live voltage up to 500V
- Several different sizes available
- Soft, supple design with excellent flexibility
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CATU CG-981 Mechanical/Electrical Arc Protective Overgloves£61.02 £50.85- Wear on top of insulated rubber gloves to increase mechanical protection
- Silicone grain leather - flexible design for ease of use and comfort
- Several sizes available
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About Gloves - Insulated, Under & Over
Insulated gloves are essential for any electrical engineer. They form an insulative barrier between an electrical point and the skin of an individual, ensuring work can be completed safely and without risk of electrocution. They're most important for use with higher voltage systems when touching the live system could be extremely damaging and potentially fatal.
Made of high-grade silicon rubber, our insulated gloves are comfortable to wear, give the user maximum flexibility, and are certified for use against different levels of voltage. Our lowest-range gloves are certified for use on systems up to 500V, while the higher-range gloves can be used to protect against arc flash and voltage up to 36000V.
Many insulated gloves are also resistant to other factors such as acid, high temperature, or even mechanical damage. For extra protection, it's possible to use undergloves that lie underneath insulated gloves to further enhance movement and safety.
