Protective electrical insulating gloves are intended to be used exclusively for electrical purposes, as basic personal protective equipment for work under voltage up to 1kV, or as additional protective equipment for work under voltage higher than 1kV. ELSEC gloves are manufactured in five sizes.

ELSEC protective electrical insulating gloves are intended to be used exclusively for electrical purposes, as basic personal protective equipment for work under voltage up to 1kV, or as additional protective equipment for work under voltage higher than 1kV. ELSEC gloves are manufactured in five sizes:

ELSEC protective electrical insulating gloves are intended to be used exclusively for electrical purposes, as basic personal protective equipment for work under voltage up to 1kV, or as additional protective equipment for work under voltage higher than 1kV.

ELSEC protective electrical insulating gloves are five-finger gloves, anatomically shaped, manufactured of high-quality rubber latex on automated line. Each glove has a unique number and is electrically tested on computer-controlled test bench. The examination certificate issued after electrical testing is attached to each pair of gloves. Ergonomic shape and flexibility of the glove allows the wearer to work freely with sweat-absorbing inserts and protective leather gloves.

ELSEC protective electrical insulating gloves are manufactured in five classes defining voltage requirements:

– 00 (2.5kV),

– 0 (5kV),

– 1 (10kV),

– 2 (20kV)

– 3 (30kV)

ELSEC protective electrical insulating gloves are RC category gloves according to PN-EN 60903:2006

(EN 60903:2003 + AC2:2005) and are characterised by increased resistance:

R – acid-resistant, oil-resistant, ozone-resistant;

C – resistant to extremely low temperatures.

Category R combines the features of categories A, H and Z:

A – acid-resistant;

H – oil-resistant;

Z – ozone-resistant;

ELSEC protective electrical insulating gloves are manufactured in five sizes:

8, 9, 10, 11 and 12.

ELSEC gloves are examined to check the thermal effects of electrical arc in accordance with the requirements of the following standards:

1/ PN-EN 61482-1-1: 2009

2/ ASTM F2675/F2575M – 13