CATU Electricians Glove Storage Bag
An Electricians Glove Storage Bag is designed to protect and store the essential gloves used by electricians, particularly insulating rubber gloves and their leather overgloves. Proper storage of these gloves is crucial to maintain their integrity and effectiveness in providing electrical protection.
| SKU | Composition/Use | Dimensions (mm) | Pack Size | Weight | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
CG-36-1 | for Classes 00 to 1 | 420 x 180 x 50 | Each | 185 |
|
CG-36-2 | for Classes 2 to 4 | 460 x 200 x 90 | Each | 225 |
Application:
- Allows to store and protect insulating gloves when not used.
- Case convenient for CATU insulating gloves
Features:
- Made of repellent reinforced fabric (1200D) for the transportation of insulating gloves in vehicles and toolboxes.
- Rear loop for belt carriage and transparent pocket (for instructions/or identification).
- Velcro fastening.
- Black, red piping and CATU logo.
Key Features of an Electricians Glove Storage Bag:
Material:
- Typically made from durable, weather-resistant materials like heavy-duty canvas, nylon, or leather.
- Often features a water-resistant or waterproof lining to protect gloves from moisture, which can degrade insulating properties.
Design:
- The bag is usually designed with a spacious compartment to store both rubber insulating gloves and leather overgloves.
- It may have a reinforced bottom to prevent punctures or abrasions.
- The closure is often secured with a heavy-duty zipper, Velcro, or snap buttons to keep the gloves safe from dirt, dust, and physical damage.
Carrying Options:
- Equipped with handles or a shoulder strap for easy transportation.
- Some bags have a belt loop or a clip so they can be attached to tool belts or equipment bags.
Ventilation:
- Some glove bags include ventilation holes or mesh panels to allow airflow, preventing moisture buildup and mildew growth inside the bag.
- Some glove bags include ventilation holes or mesh panels to allow airflow, preventing moisture buildup and mildew growth inside the bag.
Storage Pockets:
- Many bags come with additional pockets or compartments for storing related items like glove liners, testing tools, or small accessories.
Size:
- Sized appropriately to accommodate different sizes of gloves, ensuring they fit without being cramped or folded, which can damage the gloves.
Benefits:
- Protection: Protects gloves from environmental factors like UV rays, which can degrade rubber, and from physical damage that could compromise their insulating properties.
- Convenience: Keeps gloves organized and readily accessible, reducing the risk of misplacing them.
- Longevity: Helps prolong the lifespan of the gloves by protecting them from wear and tear when not in use.
Usage:
Electricians use these bags to ensure their gloves are always in good condition and ready for use, which is essential for safety in environments where electrical hazards are present. Proper storage in a designated glove bag is a standard practice to maintain the safety and integrity of insulating gloves.
