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When you put on our Electric Lineman Gloves, you feel an immediate sense of safety and confidence. The smooth yet firm rubber surface molds to your hand, delivering a secure grip even on damp or dusty equipment. Unlike ordinary protective gloves, these gloves are designed to stop invisible threats—electrical currents up to 40 kV—so you can focus on your task without hesitation.
The vivid yellow color is not only a mark of safety visibility but also a reassuring signal that these gloves have been tested and trusted. Each pair tells a story of countless engineers and linemen who climb poles in the rain, maintain substations under the summer sun, and ensure that cities stay powered during storms. With every touch, you will feel both protection and control, knowing your hands are shielded by industry-proven design.
High Dielectric Strength: Protects against electrical shocks up to 40 kV.
Natural Rubber Construction: Soft, flexible, and resistant to cracking.
Ergonomic Fit: Designed to reduce hand fatigue during long hours of work.
Multiple Classes Available: Class 0–4 for different voltage applications.
Durable Surface: Resistant to abrasion, puncture, and ozone damage.
Comfortable Interior: Can be paired with cotton liners for extra comfort.
Enhanced Grip: Maintains firm handling of tools and wires in wet or dry conditions.
Visible Safety Design: Bright yellow color for instant recognition on-site.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Natural Rubber |
| Color | Yellow |
| Standards | IEC 60903, ASTM D120 |
| Voltage Class | Class 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 |
| Protection Voltage | Up to 40 kV (depending on class) |
| Length Options | 11" / 14" |
| Size Range | 8 – 12.5 |
| Application | Electrical Safety, Live-line Work |
Power Utility Work: Climbing poles, repairing high-voltage lines, maintaining substations.
Industrial Facilities: Machinery maintenance, control cabinet inspections, and switchgear handling.
Construction Projects: Safe installation of electrical systems in buildings.
Emergency Services: Storm damage repair and disaster recovery operations.
Training Centers: Hands-on electrical safety training for linemen and engineers.
These gloves are not just protective gear—they are a lifeline for professionals whose job depends on precision and safety in high-risk environments.
IEC 60903: International standard for insulating gloves against electrical risks.
ASTM D120: U.S. standard ensuring dielectric performance, mechanical strength, and aging resistance.
EN 60903 (Optional): Common European compliance for electrical insulating gloves.
Each pair is batch-tested to ensure compliance, and certificates can be provided for inspection. These standards guarantee that the gloves perform reliably under real-world conditions.
To maximize protection and extend the service life:
Pre-use Inspection: Inflate the gloves slightly to check for pinholes, cuts, or surface damage.
Cleaning: Wash with mild soap and water; avoid petroleum-based cleaners.
Drying: Air-dry at room temperature, away from direct sunlight or heaters.
Storage: Keep in a cool, dry, and dark environment; avoid folding or compressing.
Periodic Testing: Electrical gloves should be re-tested every 6 months according to ASTM/IEC guidelines.
Proper care ensures the gloves maintain their insulating properties and continue to provide maximum protection.
Factory Direct Supply: Competitive pricing without middlemen.
Certified Quality: Full compliance with IEC and ASTM standards.
Customization Options: Sizes, colors, and OEM branding available.
Global Export Experience: Trusted by utility companies, contractors, and industrial buyers worldwide.
Professional Support: Technical guidance, fast response, and after-sales assistance.
We don’t just sell gloves—we deliver safety, reliability, and long-term partnerships.
Q1: Which voltage class should I choose?
A: It depends on your maximum exposure. For example, Class 0 is suitable up to 1,000V AC, while Class 4 can handle up to 36,000V AC.
Q2: Can these gloves be used alone?
A: For maximum protection, use them with leather protector gloves to prevent mechanical damage.
Q3: How often should the gloves be tested?
A: According to ASTM/IEC standards, every 6 months or after any suspected damage.
Q4: Do you provide OEM or private labeling?
A: Yes, customization is available for color, logo, and packaging.
Q5: What sizes are available?
A: We offer sizes 8–12.5 to ensure a snug and comfortable fit for all users.
When you put on our Electric Lineman Gloves, you feel an immediate sense of safety and confidence. The smooth yet firm rubber surface molds to your hand, delivering a secure grip even on damp or dusty equipment. Unlike ordinary protective gloves, these gloves are designed to stop invisible threats—electrical currents up to 40 kV—so you can focus on your task without hesitation.
The vivid yellow color is not only a mark of safety visibility but also a reassuring signal that these gloves have been tested and trusted. Each pair tells a story of countless engineers and linemen who climb poles in the rain, maintain substations under the summer sun, and ensure that cities stay powered during storms. With every touch, you will feel both protection and control, knowing your hands are shielded by industry-proven design.
High Dielectric Strength: Protects against electrical shocks up to 40 kV.
Natural Rubber Construction: Soft, flexible, and resistant to cracking.
Ergonomic Fit: Designed to reduce hand fatigue during long hours of work.
Multiple Classes Available: Class 0–4 for different voltage applications.
Durable Surface: Resistant to abrasion, puncture, and ozone damage.
Comfortable Interior: Can be paired with cotton liners for extra comfort.
Enhanced Grip: Maintains firm handling of tools and wires in wet or dry conditions.
Visible Safety Design: Bright yellow color for instant recognition on-site.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Natural Rubber |
| Color | Yellow |
| Standards | IEC 60903, ASTM D120 |
| Voltage Class | Class 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 |
| Protection Voltage | Up to 40 kV (depending on class) |
| Length Options | 11" / 14" |
| Size Range | 8 – 12.5 |
| Application | Electrical Safety, Live-line Work |
Power Utility Work: Climbing poles, repairing high-voltage lines, maintaining substations.
Industrial Facilities: Machinery maintenance, control cabinet inspections, and switchgear handling.
Construction Projects: Safe installation of electrical systems in buildings.
Emergency Services: Storm damage repair and disaster recovery operations.
Training Centers: Hands-on electrical safety training for linemen and engineers.
These gloves are not just protective gear—they are a lifeline for professionals whose job depends on precision and safety in high-risk environments.
IEC 60903: International standard for insulating gloves against electrical risks.
ASTM D120: U.S. standard ensuring dielectric performance, mechanical strength, and aging resistance.
EN 60903 (Optional): Common European compliance for electrical insulating gloves.
Each pair is batch-tested to ensure compliance, and certificates can be provided for inspection. These standards guarantee that the gloves perform reliably under real-world conditions.
To maximize protection and extend the service life:
Pre-use Inspection: Inflate the gloves slightly to check for pinholes, cuts, or surface damage.
Cleaning: Wash with mild soap and water; avoid petroleum-based cleaners.
Drying: Air-dry at room temperature, away from direct sunlight or heaters.
Storage: Keep in a cool, dry, and dark environment; avoid folding or compressing.
Periodic Testing: Electrical gloves should be re-tested every 6 months according to ASTM/IEC guidelines.
Proper care ensures the gloves maintain their insulating properties and continue to provide maximum protection.
Factory Direct Supply: Competitive pricing without middlemen.
Certified Quality: Full compliance with IEC and ASTM standards.
Customization Options: Sizes, colors, and OEM branding available.
Global Export Experience: Trusted by utility companies, contractors, and industrial buyers worldwide.
Professional Support: Technical guidance, fast response, and after-sales assistance.
We don’t just sell gloves—we deliver safety, reliability, and long-term partnerships.
Q1: Which voltage class should I choose?
A: It depends on your maximum exposure. For example, Class 0 is suitable up to 1,000V AC, while Class 4 can handle up to 36,000V AC.
Q2: Can these gloves be used alone?
A: For maximum protection, use them with leather protector gloves to prevent mechanical damage.
Q3: How often should the gloves be tested?
A: According to ASTM/IEC standards, every 6 months or after any suspected damage.
Q4: Do you provide OEM or private labeling?
A: Yes, customization is available for color, logo, and packaging.
Q5: What sizes are available?
A: We offer sizes 8–12.5 to ensure a snug and comfortable fit for all users.
