Class 0 black rubber insulating glove, 14 inches, 1000V AC ref NR0B36

Class 0 Insulating Rubber Gloves – The Reliable Solution for Maximum Safety

A special order with a 2-month lead time, this product is only available on request to meet our customers' specific needs.

Guard your hands with Class 0 insulating rubber gloves.

Manufacturer’s Code Superior Gloves: NR0B36

Available in sizes 8 to 10.5 – please select your size from the drop-down menu above. Also available in a longer 11-inch version (G9NR0B28).

Look no further than our class 0 insulated rubber gloves!

These gloves are crafted from high-quality natural rubber, providing excellent electrical insulation up to 1000 V AC. They meet ASTM D120 and EN 60903 standards and are individually tested to ensure your safety. Whether you’re an electrician, a technician. Superior’s Class 0 insulating gloves are the ideal choice to protect against electric shocks.

Use with Endura® GCG0SKT leather protective gloves  (G9CG0SKT). This glove duo is essential for electricians, linemen and technicians working in live environments.

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Glove design Line Pro:

• 14 inches long, covering wrists and forearms
• Black color, to mask stains and dirt
• Ergonomic shape fits the curve of fingers and palms
• Smooth surface, for easy donning and removal

Classification of class 0 insulating gloves:

Class 0 :

Defines the protection category for insulating gloves used by electrical workers. These gloves are rated for a maximum voltage of 1000 V AC or 1500 V DC. They must be tested every six months to ensure integrity.

ASTM D120 and EN 60903 :

Are international standards that specify requirements and testing methods for insulating gloves.

ASTM D120 :

Is published by the American Society for Testing and Materials. It specifies dimensions, physical properties, markings, dielectric tests, and puncture resistance.

EN 60903 :

Is published by CENELEC, the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization. It outlines manufacturing conditions and mechanical, dielectric, aging, and chemical resistance testing.

Safety tip by Sylprotec :

For added protection, we recommend safety glasses (YA12261) to shield your eyes from sparks, arcs, or flammable projections. Also consider non-conductive, flame-resistant clothing to prevent burns or injuries from fire or explosions.

You'll find a whole range of flame-retardant products on our Sylprotec site, like our cargo-cut pants (V7764), our orange (V1765) or blue 100% flame-retardant coveralls (V1766), our Nomex welder's cap (V308), the FR-TECH flame-retardant safety shirt (V129), our orange long-sleeved flame-retardant jerseys (V339) or its black equivalent (V340). In addition, depending on the nature of your work, you may need our blue type 5 and 6 disposable flame-retardant coveralls (V50), the flame-retardant double-layer neck warmer (V313); a 61 cm X 91 cm split-leather bib apron (VT1288). 

Product highlights :

• Electrical protection up to 1000 V AC / 1500 V DC
• Made of high-quality natural rubber
• Resistant to sparks, arcs, and projections
• Flexible and comfortable for precise handling
• Available in sizes 8 to 11 and 11-inch variants (G9NR0B28)

Installation and sizing guide NR0B36:

Choose your glove size from the drop-down menu. The gloves should fit your hand snugly but not tightly. Proper fit ensures an effective insulating barrier and reduces the risk of short circuits.

Glove electric maintenance:

After use, store gloves in a dry, clean, shaded location away from light, heat, and chemicals. Inspect visually before each use. Test them regularly in accordance with ASTM D120 and EN 60903 to confirm dielectric strength.

Usage guidelines G9NR0B36:

• Use gloves for any task involving voltages above 50 volts
• Pair with protective goggles and flame-resistant clothing
• Wear cotton under-gloves for enhanced comfort during prolonged use
• Never use a glove that’s damaged, punctured, or contaminated

FAQ about : Class 0 insulating gloves G9NR0B36

What is the maximum voltage supported by Class 0 insulating gloves?

These gloves protect up to 1000 V AC and 1500 V DC.

How frequently should the gloves be tested?

It’s recommended to test every six months to ensure continued electrical resistance.

Can these gloves be used outdoors or in damp environments?

Yes, but they must be kept dry and inspected before and after each use to maintain performance.

Additional suggestions for class 0 rubber insulating gloves G9NR0B36:

Need additional safety equipment? See items; CAN/CSAZ1220-17 compliant high-risk first-aid kit (TR03E); complementary first aid kit with soothing items (TR07); 10 lb. portable dry powder fire extinguisher (EXABC10); bilingual "In case of emergency, call 911" sign (EI403); OSHA "Safety First Aid Station" sign (EOS400); one-size-fits-all black Nomex® caps (V308).

See "Accessories" at the bottom of the page. If you're looking for work equipment, have a look at the following products: Endura winter gloves in treated goatskin (G909-L).

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