Presel Insulating Natural Rubber Electrical Gloves, Class 1
Standards
EN 60903:2003 IEC 60903:2014
Electrical gloves are specialized protective gear designed to safeguard workers from electrical hazards, such as electric shocks, arc flashes, and burns. They are an essential part of personal protective equipment (PPE) for electricians and other workers who deal with electrical systems. Here’s a detailed overview of electrical gloves, including their types, classes, maintenance, and usage
Application:
- Personal protection against electrical shocks for live working from 500 V AC to 36 000 V AC depending on the selected class (00 to 4)
- These gloves must be used with leather over gloves, to ensure mechanical protection.
- The use of thin cotton under gloves is recommended for better comfort and a good hygiene
Features:
- Wellfit: improved comfort of use thanks to a softer and suppler finish enhancing the dexterity.
- Cut edges
- Marking: Inkjet
- Material: natural latex
- Color: beige
- This shape will ensure good ergonomics and good sensitivity.
- CATEGORY RC = A + Z + C + H
(resistant to acid, oil-resistant, ozone, and very low temperatures) - Supplied in an individual anti UV bag including an Instruction for use. (Gloves class and size are identified with a sticker on the back)
We supply insulated gloves (also known as Electrician’s Gloves or Electric Gloves) from CLASS 00 to CLASS 4, along with all corresponding accessories such as over-gloves for mechanical protection, glove under liners, storage bags and boxes. The ergonomic shape of the glove and its slightly powdered interior makes it easy donning (putting on) and doffing (taking off). The natural rubber provides dielectric properties, while our technique and expertise allow us to make gloves as thin as possible in order to offer the maximum level of dexterity to the users.
Take care to choose the correct rubber insulating glove for the task at hand and level of electrical exposure. Rubber insulating gloves are available in six specific voltage classes (Class 00 – Class 4), and other rubber insulating products are also available in different voltage classes as well.
- Class 00 low voltage gloves are proof-tested at 2,500 volts for a maximum use 500 volts
- Class 0 low voltage gloves are proof-tested at 5,000 volts for a maximum use 1,000 volts
- Class 1 high voltage gloves are proof-tested at 10,000 volts for a maximum use 7,500 volts
- Class 2 high voltage gloves are proof-tested at 20,000 volts for a maximum use 17,000 volts
- Class 3 high voltage gloves are proof-tested at 30,000 volts for a maximum use 26,500 volts
- Class 4 high voltage gloves are proof-tested at 40,000 volts for a maximum use 36,000 volts
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Arc Flash RatingNot Applicable
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Glove PropertiesDielectric only (No Mechanical Protection)
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Glove ColourBeige
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TraceabilityNone
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Class Voltage (V)1
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MaterialNatural Latex
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Thickness (mm)1.5
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Test Voltage (V)10000
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ManufacturerSicame Group
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Country of OriginSpain
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Sizes Available7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
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Arc Flash RatingNone, Not Applicable
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Special Properties CateogryRC, Not Applicable
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Glove EdgeCut Edge, Not Applicable
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Length (mm)360, Not Applicable
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Maximum Working Voltage (V)7500, Not Applicable
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Minimum Order Quantity10 Pairs, 1 Pair
STEP-BY-STEP GLOVE
SIZING PROCESS
Comfort should be a priority when choosing your work gloves. Gloves will only fit correctly and feel comfortable if you have the right size. This step-by-step guide will help you measure your glove size accurately. When measuring your hands for gloves, you should always use your dominant hand — your right hand if you’re right-handed and your left hand if left-handed.
MEASURE AROUND - HAND CIRCUMFERENCE
First, measure the circumference by wrapping a fabric tape measure around the widest part of your hand. The tape measure should wrap around your hand at its widest point. Record the measurement in centimetres.
MEASURE LENGTHWISE - HAND LENGTH
Then measure the length by spreading your hand and fingers and placing the tape measure at the tip of your middle finger. Stretch the tape measure down to the base of your hand holding it taut. Record the length of your hand in centimetres.
CHOOSE THE LARGER NUMBER AND ROUND UP
Choose the larger of the two numbers and round up to the nearest centimetre. Use the table below to find the correct size for example if the measurement around your hand is 20 centimetres and the length of your hand is 18 centimetres then 20 centimetres is the measurement to use. This means the correct size of the glove to order would be a size 9.
RECOMMENDED SIZE | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
Hand measurement (cm) | 14 | 16 | 18 | 21 | 24 | 26 | 28 |