Arc flash gloves HRC4 45cal/cm2 – BSD
Our Arc flash gloves made by BSD in Germany combine clothing and safety equipment to allow operators to be efficient and safe around Arc flash environments.
Suitable for working in HRC4 environments up to 45cal/cm2.
Key Features:
- Hazard Risk Category: HRC4 45cal/cm2
- Glove Size: 09, 10, 11, 12
- Colour: Black and beige
- Inherently flame resistant
- Electrical Arc flash and flash fire protection
- Soft and flexible
Standards:
- ASTM F2675 HRC4 45cal/cm2 Gloves
- NFPA 70E
- AS 4836
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