About insulating gloves

Insulating gloves, also known as high-voltage insulating gloves, which are made of natural rubber. They are five-finger gloves made of insulating rubber or latex by pressing, molding, vulcanization and dipping. They are mainly used for electrical work. Insulating gloves are commonly used safety tools and important insulating protective equipment in power operation maintenance and overhaul tests. With the development of power industry and the promotion of live working technology, more stringent requirements are put forward for the safety performance of insulating gloves.

 

Insulating gloves are labor protection products that play a protective role for hands and human bodies. They are made of rubber, latex, plastic and other materials. They have functions of anti-electricity, waterproof, acid & alkali resistance, chemical resistance and oil resistance. They are suitable for the power industry, automobile & machinery maintenance, chemical industry and precision installation. Each material has different characteristics and special uses according to the type of chemicals that come into contact with gloves.

 

For live working, insulating glove is an important part of insulation protection in personal protective equipment. With the development of power industry and the promotion of live working technology, more stringent requirements are put forward for the safety of using insulating gloves for live working. However, the current production, distribution and use of insulating gloves and insulating gloves for live working in the market are relatively chaotic.

 

Implementation standards

------After user purchases gloves, if they are found to be exposed to rain, damp, moldy, or have other abnormal changes during transportation and storage, they should be sent to legal testing agency for electrical performance review test.

------Before use, they must be inflated and tested. If any damage is found, they cannot be used.

------During operation, cuffs should be put into the tube mouth to prevent accidents.

------After use, the dirt inside and outside should be wiped clean. After drying, sprinkle talcum powder and place it flat to prevent damage under pressure, and do not place it on the ground.

------It should be stored in a dry and ventilated warehouse with a room temperature of -15℃ to +30℃ and a relative humidity of 50% to 80%, away from heat sources, and at least 20cm away from ground and wall. Avoid the influence of corrosive substances,  such as acids, alkalis, and oils. Do not place it in the open air to avoid direct sunlight and do not place it on the ground.

------Preventive tests must be carried out after 6 months of use