Mechanical insulating rubber gloves offer excellent mechanical protection, effectively resisting punctures and impacts.
Custom Insulated Rubber Gloves Manufacturer in China
An insulated rubber glove is used for electrical work. Wearing this equipment can prevent electric shock when operating on live wires. This hand protection equipment is available for high- and low-voltage applications. Additionally, the insulated rubber gloves are created with a natural latex state. Therefore, it ensures a much softer feel and excellent dexterity when working.
Aibon is a professional insulated rubber gloves manufacturer in China with more than 12 years of experience. We manufacture them using the ecological aqueous dip technique. All of our insulated gloves exceed NFPA70E specifications and ASTM-D120 standards.
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Types of Insulated Rubber Gloves
ASTM D120 Gloves
Our ASTM D120 gloves have passed the following test: AC proof, AC breakdown, DC proof, DC breakdown, chemical, etc.
Standard
Our standard insulating gloves provide extremely high dielectric qualities. It can be utilized in combination with leather gloves.
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By Voltage Class
Class 00- The lowest class
- Up to 500VAC
- Can be worn together with leather protective gloves to enhance abrasion resistance.
Class 1- 7500VAC
- Meets NFPA 70E standards
- Safe and reliable, with enhanced protective performance.
Class 2- Protects up to 17000VAC
- Exceeds NFPA 70E Standards
- Excellent pressure resistance, providing greater safety redundancy.
Class 3- Exceeds NFPA 70E Standards
- Protects up to 26500VAC
- Relatively lower operational flexibility, but higher safety.
Class 4- Highest voltage class
- Protects up to 36000VAC
- Lower flexibility, but excellent voltage resistance.
Insulated Rubber Gloves Feature
Bi-Color
Our insulated rubber gloves come with bi-color features to easily detect the gloves altering dielectric properties.
Rolled Cuff
Aibon insulated rubber gloves come with rolled cuffs. This feature enables comfort and easy handling.
Traceability
Traceability helps you to know when gloves are compliant and tested with various standards.
Various Sizes
Aibon offers various sizes of insulated rubber gloves ranging from 7 in. to 12 in. to accommodate female and male requirements.
Glove System
- Rubber Insulating Gloves: It is categorized by voltage protection.
- Linear Gloves: Designed to wear the gloves with comfort. It absorbs perspiration and provides warmth in a cool environment.
- Leather Protector Gloves: Insulated rubber gloves are worn with leather protector gloves. It can help to protect against punctures and cuts.
EN60903 Insulating Gloves
Aibon insulated rubber gloves are manufactured in compliance with European standards (EN 60903). This standard categorizes the gloves for specific applications. European standard includes several tests of insulated rubber gloves, such as:
- Glove dimension
- Glove finish
- Glove packaging and marking
- Dielectric qualities, mechanical achievement, thermal, and aging tests
Applications that Need Insulated Rubber Gloves
- Installation of high-and low-voltage electrical equipment
- Cable laying (132kV, 33kV, 11kV, and LV)
- Cable Jointing (Live LV, dead LV)
- Installation of substation (max. 11kV/415V)
- Overhead lines steel tower
- Civil engineering jobs such as backfilling and excavation
Why Choose AIBON
- Our team did electric tests on every insulated rubber glove prior to delivery.
- More than 15 years of experience in the latex dipping technique
- All our rubber gloves have an electric testing date with their serial number. It enables us to track down the gloves to their batches. Any issues and problems with the product that may arise can easily address.
Which industries are insulating rubber gloves suitable for?
Insulating rubber gloves are mainly suitable for environments that involve high-voltage electricity, such as power utilities, electrical companies, substations, new energy sectors, electrical maintenance and installation, and power stations.
What are the common classes of insulating rubber gloves?
Insulating rubber gloves are generally classified according to their voltage resistance levels: Class 00, Class 0, Class 1, Class 2, Class 3, and Class 4. You can choose the appropriate class based on the voltage and specific conditions of your working environment.
How should different classes of insulating rubber gloves be selected?
When selecting gloves, the primary focus should be the actual voltage in your environment or workplace. Next, check whether the gloves meet internationally recognized certifications and standards. Finally, consider whether a higher class is necessary—but never use gloves beyond their rated class.
Is it necessary to have insulating rubber gloves inspected regularly?
Absolutely. To ensure your safety, insulating rubber gloves must be inspected regularly according to standards to confirm that their protective performance remains intact.
Do insulating rubber gloves need to be worn with outer gloves?
Generally, it is recommended to wear insulating rubber gloves together with outer leather gloves to ensure that the gloves’ protective performance is not compromised by sudden mechanical damage.
What are the storage and transportation requirements for insulating rubber gloves?
Aibon recommends storing your insulating rubber gloves in a cool, dry place, away from sharp objects, chemicals, and oils. Avoid direct sunlight and exposure to high or extreme temperatures.
Can I place a bulk order or customize gloves?
Yes, absolutely. You can select the quantity you require when you request a quote. Please speak with our customer service representatives for price variations on bulk and wholesale orders.
Can I see the gloves before production begins?
Don’t worry, we will produce pre-production samples so you can clearly see the appearance of the gloves. Production will only begin once you are 100% satisfied.
Do you provide assistance with import and export regulatory documents?
Yes. For large wholesalers and brand owners, we provide full support by supplying complete documentation in accordance with different customs clearance requirements across countries and regions, ensuring that your goods are delivered safely and smoothly.
Do insulating rubber gloves have oil-resistant and chemical-resistant properties?
The main function of insulating rubber gloves is electrical insulation and protection against voltage and pressure. They do not have oil-resistant or chemical-resistant properties, so it is not recommended to use them in environments that involve prolonged contact with oils or chemicals.
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Inspection and Testing
At Aibon, all our insulated rubber gloves are inspected to ensure no damage before shipment. We implemented it in accordance with OSHA standards to ensure high-performance work. Additionally, air testing is included in the quality inspection based on ASTM standards.
This equipment can’t be used if it has the following defects:
- Tear, cut, hole, and puncture
- Ozone checking/cutting
- Immersive foreign objects
- Changes of textures including softening, becoming inelastic, etc.
- Various faults that destructs the insulating qualities.
Storage
When the insulated rubber gloves are not in use, you need to store them properly. This could ensure their integrity. Following are the correct storage of insulated rubber gloves:
- Must not be folded
- Keep out of unrestricted ozone, sunlight, heat, and other elements that may damage the gloves.
Choosing the Right Insulated Rubber Gloves
Choose insulated rubber gloves based on their class corresponding with the voltage level. Following are the classifications of gloves based on their environmental-resistant characteristics:
- Voltage
- Class
- Product color
- Size
- Standards and classifications
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