Tue, Aug 20th 2019 08:00 am

An arc flash is an electrical current that jumps from the intended path and travels through air from one conductor to another. When an arc fault occurs, it causes the release of massive amounts of energy into the air, resulting in explosions which can reach up to 35,000 degrees Fahrenheit in an instant.

An arc flash is an electrical current that jumps from the intended path and travels through air from one conductor to another. When an arc fault occurs, it causes the release of massive amounts of energy into the air, resulting in explosions which can reach up to 35,000 degrees Fahrenheit in an instant.

 

Rubber insulating gloves or electrical glove safety kits have long since been the norm for tasks that carry an arc flash risk. However, rubber gloves can be incredibly bulky and limit dexterity, making them difficult to work in.  We have a better solution for you.

 

Now available is a highly dexterous, tactile and comfortable work safety glove. The TG5180 Arc Safety Gloves from TraffiGlove® provide the wearer with cut protection, heat protection and an Arc Flash Rating of 8.6 cal/cm2. This flame-retardant seamless knit glove features a  cohesion neoprene palm coating that performs well in dry, wet and oily working conditions and withstands cold conditions well.

 

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