ELECTRICAL PROTECTION Gloves Rubber Insulating Gloves


Rubber Insulating Gloves are a crucial piece of personal protective equipment for electrical workers. Gloves combine high dielectric and physical strength with flexibility and durability. The dexterity of these gloves makes working with small parts easy. Gloves are made of


Type I Natural Rubber, with the exception of the Class 0 Orange Gloves, which are made of Type II Salcor Rubber. Meets ASTM D120, NFPA 70E and IEC EN60903 standards.


Class 00, Orange


Class 00 Class 00 Class 00


Class 0 Class 0 Class 0


Class 2 Class 2


Length 11" 11" 11"


11" 11" 11"


14" 14"


Class 00, Red Color


Orange Black Red


Orange Black Yellow


Black/Red Black/Yellow


Class 0, Yellow


Size 9 77711 77708 11145


77717 77714 11126


77720 15407


Size 10 77712 77709 11146


77718 77715 11127


77721 15408


Class 2, Black/Red


Size 11 77713 77710 11147


77719 77716 11128


77722 15409


1-2 3+


$77.00 73.30 77.00 73.30 77.00 73.30


96.65 92.05 96.65 92.05 96.85 92.25


208.00 198.00 208.00 198.00


Ten Four® Glove Dust


This cooling, frictionless


powder absorbs moisture and perspiration when wearing rubber gloves. The dust provides extra comfort, while preventing your gloves from getting sticky. The 5 ounce bottle fits easily in a coat pocket or glove bag.


1-11 12+ 272145 Ounce Bottle. . $13.90 13.25


Class 00 0 1 2 3 4


Insulating Rubber Gloves Voltage Chart Proof Test Voltage AC/DC


2,500/10,000 5,000/20,000 10,000/40,000 20,000/50,000 30,000/60,000 40,000/70,000


Maximum Use Voltage AC/DC 500/750


1,000/1,500 7,500/11,250 17,000/25,500 26,500/39,750 36,000/54,000


All rubber insulating gloves should be tested every 6 months or more frequently depending on usage. Call us today for more info regarding testing of these gloves.


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