Electrical Insulated Glove Kit Class 00-a 650V – Volt Safety
Glove colour is transitioning from Yellow to Orange. Gloves may be supplied in a Yellow or Orange colour depending on available stock.
Volt Safety Electrical Insulated Glove Kit – Class 00-a 650V is ideal for anyone working within the electrical industry. We all know when you are working with electricity there are occupational hazards, primarily Electric Shock and Arc Flash. These kits come complete with everything you need to protect yourself with, use, store and maintain your gloves. They of course come complete with a current test report.
Insulated gloves offer personal protection against electrical shocks when working on or near electrical equipment. They come in different classes and sizes to accommodate for every individual, task and scenario.
Key Features:
- Class 00-a 650V Insulated Gloves
- Class: Class 00-a 650V
- Sizes: 08, 08.5, 09, 09.5, 10, 10.5, 11
- Length: 360mm
- Thickness: <0.7mm
- Cuff: Rolled Edge
- Colour: Yellow or Orange – Please see statement below Product title
- Ergonomic design for greater comfort
- Manufactured with premium latex rubber for durability and flexibility
- Flared cuff allows room for clothing and circulation
- Outer Gloves
- Material: Goat Skin
- Length: 230mm
- Cuff: Velcro Tightening
- Colour: Natural
- Provides mechanical protection from abrasions, cuts, tears and perforations to your gloves
- Inner Gloves
- Material: Cotton
- Length: 280mm
- Colour: Cotton White
- Quantity: 5 pairs
- Designed for superior fit, comfort and sweat absorption
- Can be laundered and used repeatedly
- Glove Bag
- Material: Canvas
- Holds and protects your kit contents
- Talcum
- Colour: White
- Fragrance: Unscented
- Size: 100g
- Aids easy donning of insulating gloves
- Relieves and prevents excessive perspiration
Standards:
- IEC 60903 – Class 00-a Gloves
- HRC2 >10cal/cm2
- NFPA 70E
Kit Contents:
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- Class 00-a Gloves – SKU: GLOVE00-a-N-
- Outer Gloves – SKU: GLOVEOUTER
- 5 x Pair of Deluxe Inner Gloves – SKU: GLOVEINNERD
- Glove Bag – SKU: BAG-GLOVE1
- Talcum – SKU: GLOVETALC
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