What's arc flash? is an electrical explosion that happens on energized equipment such as air conditioners, conveyor belts or light bulbs. ¹On average, approximately 2000 workers each year are injured and/or killed while working on energized equipment. Many of these casualties are a result of arc flash.

Employees must follow the requirements of the Arc Flash Hazard label by wearing the proper personal protective equipment (PPE) such as Arc flash safety gloves as required in NFPA70E.

Scientifically engineered for flame resistance, these Award Winning work gloves offer Arc Flash Hazard Category 2 with a rating of ATPV 8.2 cal/cm2 as well as 1,125 grams of cut protection (ANSI Level A3) to help protect workers against arc flash and cut hazards when in the field. And as an added bonus, they are compatible with smart devices and touchscreens.

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