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Electrical Safety PPE Solutions

Description

In addition to our Australian products and in conjunction with our US Partner, TMK and Associates Inc., we supply a comprehensive range of arc flash personal protection equipment.

These products provide premium Arc Flash Protection. We offer a complete line of arc flash personal protective clothing and equipment. Our PRO-WEAR™ line includes clothing and other protective equipment from 8 cal/cm2 to 100 cal/cm2. Our arc flash protective items are sold individually or in convenient kits. Our PPE kits include safety glasses, rubber insulating gloves, leather protectors, safety jacket, glove bag, safety hat, and storage bag. These kits also include safety overalls, hoods and shields, depending upon the kit.

Our arc flash protection clothing and equipment products comply with OSHA regulations and the NFPA 70E Standard.

The components of an 8 cal/cm2 PPE kit are shown below.

prowear overalls
PRO-WEAR™ 8 Cal Bib Overalls (cat. # ACB830BL).

prowear coat overalls
PRO-WEAR™ 8 Cal Flash Jacket (cat. # ACC832BL).

prowear protection hood
PRO-HOOD™ 8 Cal Flash Protection Hood (cat. # FH8BL).

prowear insulating gloves
Lineman's Insulating Rubber Gloves
(maximum use volt 1000 AC - manufactured and tested in accordance with current ASTM D-120 specification - cat. # EO11B/9, Type (1), Class (0), Length (11 inches), Cuff (ST), Colour (black), Category (RC)).

prowear leather protector gloves
Leather Protector Gloves (cat. # ILPG-10, 10 inch length, (G - goat)).

prowear safety glasses
Safety Glasses with Arc Flash Protective AS1000 hat.

Other components - glove bag and SKBAG.

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Our Electrical Safety PPE Solutions Include

  • PRO-SHIELD™ and Accessories - HRC 2; 10 cal/cm2
  • Arc Flash Protective Hoods (Balaclava) and Hairnet; 10-20 cal/cm2
  • Arc Flash Protective AS1000HAT and AFHOOD Kits
  • PRO-WEAR™ Arc Flash Gloves; 11-100 cal/cm2
  • PRO-AIR™ Compact Powered Air System - Forced Filtered Air
  • PRO-HOOD™ Arc Flash Protective Hood; 8-100 cal/cm2
  • PRO-WEAR™ Flash Protection Coats; 8-100 cal/cm2
  • PRO-WEAR™ Flash Protection Bib Overalls; 8-100 cal/cm2
  • PRO-WEAR™ Arc Flash Premium Protective Coveralls; 8-20 cal/cm2
  • Arc Flash Premium Protective Coverall Kits - HRC 2; 8 and 11 cal/cm2
  • PRO-WEAR™ Arc Flash Protective Jackets and Overpants; 8-20 cal/cm2
  • Arc Flash Protective Jacket and Overpant Kits - HRC 2; 8 and 11 cal/cm2
  • PRO-WEAR™ Personal Protective Equipment Kits - HRC 2; 8-11-20 cal/cm2
  • PRO-WEAR™ Personal Protective Equipment Kits - HRC 3; 31 cal/cm2
  • PRO-WEAR™ Personal Protective Equipment Kits - HRC 4; 40 cal/cm2
  • PRO-WEAR™ Personal Protective Equipment Kits - HRC 4; 55-75 cal/cm2
  • PRO-WEAR™ Personal Protective Equipment Kits - HRC 4; 100 cal/cm2
  • Insulating Rubber Gloves
  • Leather Protectors and Glove Liners
  • Insulating Gloves and Protector Kits (glove kits, glove bags, glove dust and glove inflator)
  • ASTM Dielectric Footwear
  • Insulated Hand Tools

Telephone, fax or email us for further information and pricing on any of the above items.

PRO-WEAR™ Personal Protective Equipment Kits

prowear 11cal kit

PRO-WEAR™ Personal Protective Equipment Kits for 8-11-20, 31, 40, 55-75 and 100 cal/cm2 contain - arc flash coat, bib overalls, PRO-HOOD™, hard hat, electrical insulating rubber gloves, leather protector gloves, glove bag, SKBAG and safety glasses.

  • 8-11-20 cal/cm2 kit - option of either Class 00 or Class 0 insulating rubber gloves.
  • 31 cal/cm2 kit - option of either Class 00, Class 0 or 14" Class 2 insulating rubber gloves.
  • 40 cal/cm2 kit - with 14" Class 2 insulating rubber gloves.
  • 55-75 cal/cm2 kit - with 14" Class 2 insulating rubber gloves.
  • 100 cal/cm2 kit - with 14" Class 2 insulating rubber gloves.

electric warning

WARNING - NFPA 70E does not have a Hazard Risk Category (HRC) above 40 cal/cm2. Working in environments above 40 cal/cm2 should be avoided because of the blast hazards caused by arc flash.




Insulating Rubber Gloves, Leather Protector Gloves and Glove Liners

Insulating Rubber Gloves

Insulating rubber gloves are available in sizes 7 to 12 (inches) including half sizes. Correct fit is essential to avoid chafing and fatigue. Glove size is determined by measuring the circumference of the palm. Allow for additional room if fabric glove liners are to be worn, especially with thermal liners.

  • Class 00 Insulating Gloves available in red and black, Type I Natural Rubber, or blue and contrasting blue/orange Type II Salcor ozone resistant rubber.
  • Class 0 Insulating Gloves available in red, yellow and black, Type I Natural Rubber, or blue and contrasting blue/orange Type II Salcor ozone resistant rubber.
  • Class 2 Insulating Gloves available in Type I Natural Rubber only.
Insulating Rubber Gloves
Maximum Usage Table

Classes from 00 to 4
Maximum Use Voltage AC

ClassMax. Use Voltage ACClassMax. Use Voltage AC
Low Voltage High Voltage
0050017,500
01,000217,000
  326,500
  436,000

All insulating rubber gloves are extremely flexible and make working with small parts easy. The gloves meet or exceed ASTM D120 and IEC EN60903 Standards.

electric warning

WARNING - NFPA 70E does not have a Hazard Risk Category (HRC) above 40 cal/cm2. Working in environments above 40 cal/cm2 should be avoided because of the blast hazards caused by arc flash.




Leather Protector Gloves

Leather Protector Gloves should always be worn over Insulating Rubber Gloves to provide the needed mechanical protection against cuts, abrasions and punctures.

It is the responsibility of end users to specify the overall length of the protector gloves. The Clearance Table shown below indicates the minimum distance which shall be allowed between the top of the protector glove and the top end of the head of the Insulating Rubber Glove per ASTM F496 Specifications. Proper care of leather protectors is essential to user safety. Inspect the leather protectors when inspecting Insulated Rubber Gloves. Metal particles, embedded wire, abrasive materials or any substance that could physically damage the Insulating Rubber Gloves must be removed from the protector before use.

Leather Protector Glove
Clearance Table
Glove ClassMinimum Distance Between
Top of Protectors and Rubber Gloves
00, 0½ (inches) 13 (mm)
2 2 (inches) 51 (mm)

electric warning

WARNING - do not use leather protectors alone for protection against electric shock. Serious injury or death will result. Always use proper Insulating Rubber Gloves.



electric warning

WARNING - NFPA 70E does not have a Hazard Risk Category (HRC) above 40 cal/cm2. Working in environments above 40 cal/cm2 should be avoided because of the blast hazards caused by arc flash.




Glove Liners

Glove Liners reduce the discomfort of wearing Insulating Rubber Gloves in all seasons. For year round use, liners provide warmth in cold weather, while they absorb perspiration in the warm months. Many styles and fabrics are available with either an open or knit wrist.

The knit wrist style grips the wrist rather than allowing the cuff to roll down and bunch at the palm. All Gloves Liners are for year round use with Insulating Rubber Gloves or Mittens. All Liners are made from stretch fabric to fit any hand size.

Insulated Hand Tools

Every insulated hand tool is rated for exposure up to 1,000VAC and dielectrically tested to 10,000 VAC. These tools meet or exceed current ASTM F1505-01 and IEC 900 Standards for Insulated Hand Tools. These tools will help you be compliant with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart S and NFPA 70E 2004.

The insulating material used is impact and flame retardant. Two-colour insulation makes inspection easier which adds to the overall safety. If the yellow under layer is showing, the tool may no longer be insulated properly and should be considered for electrical retesting.

  • Meets IEC 900 Standard for Insulated Hand Tools.
  • Exceed current ASTM F1505-01 Standards for Insulated Hand Tools.
  • Helps meet OSHA requirements.
  • Tested to 10,000 VAC and rated for 1,000 VAC maximum exposure.
  • Impact resistant and flame retardant two-colour insulating material.
  • Made in the USA.
 
   
 
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