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The Ansell Low Voltage Leather Protector Glove is an essential safety accessory designed for electrical workers who require mechanical protection for their rubber insulated gloves. Ideal for professionals handling electrical tasks, these protectors offer a critical layer of defense against cuts, punctures, and abrasions while maintaining high manual dexterity. While these gloves provide excellent mechanical durability, it is important to note that they must always be worn over certified rubber insulated gloves to ensure proper electrical protection, as they are not designed to be used as primary electrical insulation themselves.
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No, these are mechanical protectors. They must be worn over certified rubber insulated gloves to provide electrical protection.
They are designed specifically for use with Class 00 and Class 0 insulated rubber gloves.
The protector should fit snugly over the rubber glove without constricting movement or causing the rubber glove to bunch up.
It indicates that the gloves have been tested and certified to provide a specific level of protection against mechanical hazards like abrasion, cuts, and punctures.
It is generally recommended to clean them by wiping with a damp cloth. Excessive washing or soaking can cause the leather to lose its properties.
Verify that you are using the correct size combination and ensure the rubber glove is fully seated and not bunched at the fingertips.
Allow the gloves to air dry away from heat. If necessary, use a leather conditioner formulated for work gloves to restore suppleness.
Immediately stop using the protector. A compromised protector can no longer guarantee the safety of the rubber glove underneath.
To ensure proper performance, always inspect your rubber insulated gloves for any signs of damage before sliding them into these leather protectors. Ensure the protector is clean and free of debris, as small rocks or metal shavings trapped between the leather and rubber can eventually cause a puncture. Compatibility is strictly limited to Class 0 and Class 00 gloves; using them with larger, thicker Class 1 or higher gloves may compromise fit and dexterity. To care for the leather, keep the gloves in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. If the leather becomes wet, allow it to air dry slowly; avoid using artificial heat sources which can cause the material to stiffen or crack.
