Voltage-Rated Insulated Gloves (Class 0 - 1,000V)
Description
Voltage-Rated Insulated Gloves (Class 0 - 1,000V)
Product Description:
Voltage-Rated Insulated Gloves are essential personal protective equipment (PPE) engineered to safeguard technicians, first responders, and recovery operators against high-voltage electrical shocks during electric vehicle (EV) maintenance and emergency handling. Certified for electrical protection up to 1,000V AC / 1,500V DC (Class 0), these dielectric rubber gloves are designed to be worn with outer leather protectors to resist cuts, punctures, and mechanical abrasions. They provide crucial insulation when touching high-voltage orange cables, service disconnects, or potentially energized structural components on compromised hybrid and electric vehicles.
Key Technical Specifications:
Electrical Class & Voltage Rating: Class 0 certified, offering maximum working voltage protection up to 1,000V AC / 1,500V DC (proof-tested to 5,000V AC).
Two-Part Protective System: High-dielectric natural rubber inner glove paired with heavy-duty outer leather protector gloves for abrasion and puncture resistance.
Standards Compliance: Fully compliant with ASTM D120, NFPA 70E, and IEC 60903 international electrical safety standards.
Ergonomic Design: Anatomically shaped with curved fingers and flexible latex rubber to maintain maximum hand dexterity and reduce fatigue during intricate diagnostic tasks.
Traceability & Testing Labeling: Clearly stamped with class, maximum voltage rating, manufacturing date, and re-test tracking labels for easy safety compliance audits.
Primary Applications in EV Handling:
High-Voltage Component Inspection: Worn when handling exposed 400V–800V orange cabling, junction boxes, or inverter terminals.
Emergency Service Disconnect: Essential safety gear when manually removing high-voltage service plugs or cutting isolation loops on accident-damaged vehicles.
Accident & Salvage Recovery: Protects recovery operators from chassis energization or battery leakage hazards prior to de-energizing the vehicle.
Insulation Resistance & Diagnostics: Provides primary electrical shock protection during active multimeter measurements and live battery system troubleshooting.
