Key Factors in Choosing Electrical Gloves | SCHAKE

Selecting the right electrical gloves requires considering several factors, such as the voltage exposure, the glove material, and the relevant safety standards.

Key Factors in Choosing Electrical Gloves
-Voltage Rating: Electrical gloves are categorized into six classes according to ASTM D120 and EN 60903 standards:

Class 00: Rated up to 500V
Class 0: Rated up to 1,000V
Class 1: Rated up to 7,500V
Class 2: Rated up to 17,000V
Class 3: Rated up to 26,500V
Class 4: Rated up to 36,000V

-Size & Fit: Properly fitting gloves ensure comfort, ease of movement, and reduced fatigue during work.
-Material: Natural rubber offers excellent electrical insulation, while certain synthetic rubbers may provide greater resistance to chemicals.
-Certifications: Choose gloves certified by recognized international standards organizations such as OSHA, NFPA, and IEC.