PVC Coated Gloves For Electrical
GOOD INSULATION: The palm part of the work gloves is insulated, suitable for use as an auxiliary safety tool on electrical equipment up to 400V.
Rubberized palm: The palm of the gloves is made of rubberized material, which is heat-insulating and flame-retardant, safe and reliable.
Anti-slip texture: The wrinkles and anti-slip design at the palm increase the gripping strength, ensure flexible operation and prevent work errors.
Nylon fabric: The electrician's gloves are made of nylon fabric, which is wear-resistant, aging-resistant and has a long service life.
Applicable scene:Suitable for installation and maintenance projects of instruments, home appliances, mechanical equipment, automobiles and so on.
Base Material**: The gloves are usually made of a base fabric like cotton, polyester, or a blend, which is then coated with polyvinyl chloride (PVC).
PVC Coating**: The PVC coating enhances the gloves' resistance to chemicals, abrasion, and cuts, and provides a better grip. These gloves are specifically designed to provide protection against electrical shocks. However, they are usually not intended to be used alone for high-voltage work. They can be used as an outer protective layer over insulating rubber gloves that are rated for electrical use.
For electrical safety, the primary protective glove is typically a rubber insulating glove. PVC-coated gloves can serve as a protector glove to prevent cuts, abrasions, and punctures, which could compromise the integrity of the rubber gloves.
The PVC coating often has a textured or rough finish to enhance grip, which is crucial when handling tools and materials in electrical work. Chemical and Water Resistance**: The PVC coating also provides a barrier against chemicals, oils, and water, protecting both the user and the insulating gloves underneath. These gloves are designed to withstand tough conditions, making them suitable for industrial environments where durability is essential.
