Insulated Glove Class 1 7.5kV Rolled Edge Dual Colour – Volt Safety
Insulated Class 1 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: Class 1
- Maximum Use Voltage AC: 7.5kV AC Voltage
- Maximum Use Voltage DC: 11.25kV DC Voltage
- Sizes: 08, 09, 10, 11, 12
- Length: 360mm
- Thickness: <1.5mm
- Cuff: Rolled Edge
- Colour: Dual Colour
- Ergonomic design for greater comfort
- Manufactured with premium latex rubber for durability and flexibility
- Flared cuff allows room for clothing and circulation
- Dual colour to allow for easier visual inspection
Standards:
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IEC 60903
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AS/NZS IEC 60903:2020
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AS 60903:2022*
Options:
Inner Gloves – Cotton Inner Gloves
Inners are worn inside electrical insulating gloves to allow for better comfort and sweat absorption.
Outer Gloves – Leather Live Line Outer Gloves Cow Hide
Outers are worn outside electrical insulating gloves and provide arc flash and mechanical protection.
Talcum – Glove Talc 100g
Glove talc aids easy donning of insulating gloves, relieves and prevents excessive perspiration, pruritus (itching) and moisture build up in gloves whilst in storage
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