Electrical Gloves
Working in electrics means working with your hands. Whether you are building something yourself or repairing products for other people, hands and fingers are strongly involved. This means they must be protected. The use of Electrical Gloves help to protect your hands from injuries while ensuring you still have a high level of flexibility to carry out the work. There are a range of electrical gloves available to suit your needs. If you require further information about electrical gloves, please contact our support team on 020 7501 1104.
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ProGARM 2679 FR Rain Glove Kevlar Flame-Resistant Leather Arc Flash Gloves
- Pair of water-resistant arc flash gloves in yellow
- Ideal for combatting arc flash, electrical arc, and flash fire risks
- Dexterous designed reinforced with suede for durability
- Lined with a hardwearing Kevlar material for optimal protection
Sibille GLB Class 0 36cm Electrical Insulating Gloves
- Protection from 1000 volts (Class 0)
- Ideal for utilities and construction
- Made from 100% natural rubber latex
- Price shown is per pair of gloves
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Sibille GLB Class 00 36cm Electrical Insulating Gloves
- Protection from 500 volts (Class 00)
- Ideal for utilities and construction
- Made from 100% natural rubber latex
- Price shown is per pair of gloves
Sibille GLB Class 2 36cm Electrical Insulating Gloves
- Protection from 17000 volts (Class 2)
- Ideal for utilities and construction
- Made from 100% natural rubber latex
- Price shown is per pair of gloves
Teal Mamba BX-TMG Disposable Powder-Free Latex Safety Gloves
- Box of 50 powder-free, strong latex disposable gloves
- Popular among mechanics, cleaners and engineers
- Superb strength, durability, grip and chemical resistance
- Extended cuff and textured grip for extra protection and precision
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Tornado Vitra VIT Level D High Cut-Resistant Gloves
- High cut gloves with thumb crotch reinforcement
- Approved for glass, aerospace, automotive, engineering, waste industries
- High abrasion, tear and good puncture resistance
- Excellent wet and dry grip with exceptional flexibility
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Tornado Wristex TAGW17B Industrial Maximum Cut-Resistant Sleeve
- Max level F cut-resistant sleeve for wrist and forearm protection
- Specifically designed to provide cut and puncture protection
- Buckle fastening for quick and adjustable wear
- EN 388 certified for reliable and safe usage
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Uvex Athletic Lite Touchscreen ESD Gloves
- Lightweight and sensitive safety gloves with grip
- Protects against electrical charges
- Excellent for mechanical precision work
- Touchscreen compatible with tablets and smartphones
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Uvex Unidur Full Nitrile-Coated Hi-Vis Grip Gloves 6655F
- Price shown is per pair of gloves
- Crafted in highly visible yellow to improve workplace safety
- Provides outstanding grip in dry, damp and oily conditions
- Designed with a full NBR coating and grip finish
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Uvex Unidur Oil-Resistant Hi-Vis Grip Gloves 6655
- Price shown is per pair of gloves
- Crafted in highly visible yellow to improve workplace safety
- Designed with an NBR coating for added protection
- Offers excellent grip in dry, damp and oily conditions
Working as an electrician or with electrics means putting your hands at risk from a number of injuries. These range from small nicks to electric shocks. Each injury that takes place has the potential to damage your work and put you out of pocket if you are unable to complete a task because of it.
The use of Electrical Gloves will ensure this doesn't happen. Electrical gloves need to be tight fitting with excellent grip to ensure excellent dexterity needed to carry out the tasks. Small wires, cables and switches must be handled with precision when it comes to electrics, meaning you need full movement in your hands even when wearing the gloves. Being resistant to puncture wounds is also a benefit given the tools you are working with, helping to protect your hands further.
Electrical gloves also offer some protection against low voltages and are often anti-static. This is why electrical gloves are best suited for this type of work because they ensure that your hands are protected from the right sort of dangers. Electrical gloves are an important piece of equipment for those in this line of work.
There are a range of different electrical gloves available. Depending on your needs determines which sort you may select, as it comes down to personal circumstances to know which will be the most useful for your situation. If you require further information about the range of electrical gloves or wish to speak to our support team, please contact us on 020 7501 1104.