There are 2 main types of insulating gloves i) Latex Gloves provide high dielectric performance and must be used with leather overgloves for mechanical protection, ii) Composite Gloves provide superior mechanical protection against punctures and tears eliminating the need for overgloves. Wearing suitable PPE to protect electrical engineers, cable jointers and linesmen against dangers posed by exposure to electric cables and circuits is essential. Insulating gloves must be flexible and durable with high dielectric strength compliant with IEC 60903. Insulating rubber gloves conform to IEC 60903 standard. IEC 60903 standard insulating rubber gloves are subject to dielectrical, mechanical resistance and ageing tests - composite and rubber insulating gloves are available to prevent against electric shock hazards. Insulating gloves are used by LV-HV cable jointers, electrical engineers and overhead linesmen and are approved by UK utilities including EDF Energy. Typical applications include : low voltage and live-working up to 1kV (Class 0 Insulating Gloves), live line working on overhead lines (Class 1, 2, 3, 4 Insulating Gloves), electrical switching and also when operating underground moling machines. Insulating boots provide electrical safety for LV-HV electrical, live-line and overhead line working - the dielectric insulating boot is fitted with a rubber sole for superior slip resistance. • Class 00 Insulating Gloves - Maximum working voltage 500V • Class 0 Insulating Gloves - Maximum working voltage 1,000V. • Class 1 Insulating Gloves - Maximum working voltage 7,500V. • Class 2 Insulating Gloves - Maximum working voltage 17,000V. • Class 3 Insulating Gloves - Maximum working voltage 26,500V.

1. INSULATING GLOVES IEC 60903
Serie CG-02 / 05 / 10 / 20 / 30 / 40
INDIVIDUAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
TECHNICAL SHEET N° CG-02/40 GB
Characteristics of the Gloves Low Voltage field :
Dimensions (mm)
Thickness
max. (mm)
A.C
Volts
D.C
Volts
1.10
500
750
110
1.10
500
750
110
115
1.10
500
750
360
125
120
1.10
500
750
330
360
95
110
1.10
500
750
230
340
360
100
110
1.10
500
750
255
240
350
360
110
115
1.10
500
750
11
280
255
360
360
125
120
1.10
500
750
0
8
210
220
330
360
95
110
1.60
1000
1500
CG - 10 - B
0
9
235
230
340
360
100
110
1.60
1000
1500
CG - 10 - C
0
10
255
240
350
360
110
115
1.60
1000
1500
CG - 10 - D
0
11
280
255
360
360
125
120
1.60
1000
1500
Reference
Class
Size
a
b
c
d
e
f
CG - 02 - A
00
8
225
230
330
360
95
110
CG - 02 - B
00
9
245
250
340
360
100
CG - 02 - C
00
10
260
270
350
360
CG - 02 - D
00
11
280
280
360
CG - 05 - A
00
8
210
220
CG - 05 - B
00
9
235
CG - 05 - C
00
10
CG - 05 - D
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Maximum
voltage of use
00
CG - 10 - A
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2. INSULATING GLOVES IEC 60903
Serie CG-02 / 05 / 10 / 20 / 30 / 40
INDIVIDUAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
TECHNICAL SHEET N° CG-02/40 GB
Characteristics of the gloves, High Voltage field :
Dimensions (mm)
Thickness
max. (mm)
Maximum
voltage of use
A.C
Volts
D.C
Volts
2.10
7500
11250
110
2.10
7500
11250
110
115
2.10
7500
11250
360
125
120
2.10
7500
11250
330
360
95
110
2.90
17000
25500
230
340
360
100
110
2.90
17000
25500
255
240
350
360
110
115
2.90
17000
25500
11
280
255
360
360
125
120
2.90
17000
25500
3
8
210
220
330
360
95
110
3.50
26500
39750
CG - 30 - B
3
9
235
230
340
360
100
110
3.50
26500
39750
CG - 30 -C
3
10
255
240
350
360
110
115
3.50
26500
39750
CG - 30 - D
3
11
280
255
360
360
125
120
3.50
26500
39750
CG - 40 -C
4
10
255
240
350
410
110
115
4.20
36000
54000
CG - 40 - D
4
11
280
255
360
410
125
120
4.20
36000
54000
Class
Size
a
b
c
d
e
f
CG - 15 - A
1
8
210
230
330
360
95
110
CG - 15 - B
1
9
235
230
340
360
100
CG - 15 -C
1
10
255
240
350
360
CG - 15 - D
1
11
280
255
360
CG - 20 - A
2
8
210
230
CG - 20 - B
2
9
235
CG - 20 -C
2
10
CG - 20 - D
2
CG - 30 - A
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Reference
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3. INSULATING GLOVES IEC 60903
Serie CG-02 / 05 / 10 / 20 / 30 / 40
INDIVIDUAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
TECHNICAL SHEET N° CG-02/40 GB
General :
The range of CATU insulating gloves consists of the following :
- Flocked gloves: Classes 00 according to IEC 60903.
- Non-flocked gloves: Classes 00, 0, 1, 2 and 3 according to IEC 60903.
Characteristics of the flocked gloves :
The flocked type gloves are black with a yellow marking.
Characteristics of the non-flocked gloves :
The range of non-flocked insulating type gloves has the following characteristics:
- The gloves are honey coloured with a blue marking.
- They reproduce as closely as possible the shape of the hand and thus provide good ergonomics
and good sensitivity.
- They consist of natural rubber which gives:
- Good dielectric rigidity
- Good mechanical resistance, classed "M" according to IEC 60903
- Good heat insulation
Throughout our range of insulating gloves :
The plastic bags are marked by colour (one colour for each class of gloves) which makes it easy to
identify them in stock or on site.
Options :
We recommend that you complete your equipment with the following :
- under-gloves in cotton : serie CG-80
- over-gloves in leather : serie CG-98 for the Low Voltage field or CG-99 for the High Voltage field
MARKING GLOVES
Size
Category
Class
Month of
manufacture
XX / XX
XX
XX
Year of
manufacture
Three first letters
of the manufacturer
XX
XXX
Supervision
body number
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Reference
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