Salisbury liner gloves reduce the discomfort of wearing insulating rubber gloves, providing warmth in cold weather and absorbing perspiration in the warm months. Salisbury liner gloves are available in many styles and fabric, with either an open or knit wrist. Salisbury liner gloves with the knit wrist style grips the wrist rather than allowing the cuff to roll down and bunch at the palm. All Salisbury glove liners are for use all year round with insulating rubber gloves and mittens. The glove liners can fit any hand size. Salisbury L series has a tough outer cotton fabric with a soft and comfortable inner lining. Salisbury LMKV series is light, airy and allows ease of movement. Salisbury LMKW series gives a substantial layer of lining and is made from a fabric which allows easy movement.

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GLOVES & SLEEVES

2. GLOVES & SLEEVES
Rubber and SALCOR® Protective Equipment
Rubber

3. insulating

4. gloves

5. are

6. available

7. in

8. six

9. ASTM

10. defined

11. voltage

12. classes.

13. Rubber

14. insulating

15.
sleeves

16. are

17. available

18. in

19. Class

20. 00

21. through

22. 4.

23. The

24. chart

25. below

26. identifies

27. the

28. class,

29. proof

30. test

31. voltage

32.
and

33. maximum

34. allowable

35. exposure

36. voltage.
For an 8.5 x 11 reprint of this chart, contact your local Salisbury representative.
Protective Rubber Equipment Labeling Chart
for

37. Salisbury

38. Linemen’s

39. Natural

40. Rubber

41. and

42. SALCOR®

43. Rubber

44. Protective

45. Equipment
Class
Color
00
Beige
0
Red
1
White
2
Yellow
3
Green
4
Orange
Proof Test
Voltage
AC / DC
Max. Use
Voltage*
AC / DC
2,500 / 10,000
500 / 750
5,000 / 20,000
1,000 / 1,500
10,000 / 40,000
7,500 / 11,250
20,000 / 50,000
17,000 / 25,500
30,000 / 60,000
26,500 / 39,750
40,000 / 70,000
Rubber
Molded
Products
Label
36,000 / 54,000
Glove Label
Rubber Dipped
Sleeve Label
Insulating Gloves and Sleeves must have a color coded label to meet appropriate ASTM Specifications.
* Max. Use Voltage when worn with leather protectors.
E-2
Gloves and Sleeves.
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46. SALISBURY LINEMEN’S GLOVES
Manufactured for
outstanding protection,
comfort and long-life
Rubber insulating gloves are among
the

47. most

48. important

49. articles

50. of

51. personal

52.
protection

53. for

54. electrical

55. workers.

56.
Incorporating

57. high

58. dielectric

59. and

60. physical

61.
strength,

62. flexibility

63. and

64. durability,

65. Salisbury

66.
rubber insulating gloves have earned the
reputation

67. for

68. superior

69. performancemeeting

70. and

71. exceeding

72. the

73. requirements

74.
of

75. current

76. ASTM

77. D120

78. specifications

79. and

80.
IEC

81. EN60903

82. Standards.
Salisbury

83. rubber

84. insulating

85. gloves

86. are

87.
manufactured

88. by

89. dipping

90. porcelain

91. forms

92.
into

93. a

94. tank

95. of

96. liquefied

97. rubber.

98. The

99. thin

100.
layer

101. of

102. rubber

103. which

104. results

105. is

106. allowed

107.
to

108. dry

109. and

110. the

111. process

112. is

113. repeated

114. until

115. the

116.
required

117. thickness

118. is

119. reached.

120. Depending

121.
on

122. the

123. voltage

124. class

125. of

126. the

127. glove,

128. this

129.
dipping-­drying-­dipping

130. cycle

131. may

132. need

133.
to

134. be

135. repeated

136. over

137. 30

138. times.

139. After

140. the

141.
desired

142. thickness

143. is

144. achieved,

145. the

146. gloves

147.
are

148. allowed

149. to

150. dry.

151. Once

152. dry,

153. they

154. are

155. cut

156. to

157. length,

158. the

159. reinforcing

160. bead

161.
is

162. rolled,

163. and

164. the

165. ASTM

166. label

167. and

168. manufacturing

169. information

170. is

171. applied

172.
along

173. with

174. any

175. additional

176. permanent

177. marking

178. that

179. may

180. be

181. requested.
The

182. gloves

183. are

184. cured

185. in

186. an

187. autoclave

188. under

189. steam

190. pressure

191. and

192. heat.

193.
After

194. curing,

195. the

196. gloves

197. are

198. visually

199. inspected.

200. Gloves

201. with

202. visual

203.
imperfections

204. are

205. rejected.

206. The

207. gloves

208. are

209. then

210. given

211. a

212. halogenation

213.
treatment

214. (chlorination)

215. to

216. increase

217. the

218. comfort

219. and

220. wearability.

221. The

222. gloves

223.
are

224. electrically

225. tested

226. following

227. ASTM

228. D120/IEC

229. 903

230. specifications.

231.
Following

232. the

233. electrical

234. test,

235. the

236. gloves

237. are

238. given

239. a

240. final

241. visual

242. inspection.

243.
The

244. gloves

245. are

246. then

247. ready

248. to

249. be

250. boxed

251. and

252. shipped.
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253. has

254. made

255. it

256. easy

257.
with

258. the

259. Salisbury

260. Glove

261. ConfiguratorTM
Glove

262. Configurator
Visit

263. www.salisburybyhoneywell.com

264. to

265. use

266. Salisbury’s

267.
exclusive

268. Glove

269. Configurator™.

270. This

271. interactive

272. web

273.
tool

274. allows

275. you

276. to

277. easily

278. determine

279. which

280. Salisbury

281.
gloves

282. you

283. need

284. to

285. meet

286. your

287. requirements.
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288. MAKING A PROPER INSPECTION
OSHA

289. 1910.137

290. states

291. “Insulating

292. equipment

293. shall

294. be

295. inspected

296.
before

297. each

298. day’s

299. use

300. and

301. immediately

302. following

303. any

304. incident

305. that

306.
can

307. reasonably

308. be

309. suspected

310. of

311. having

312. caused

313. damage.

314. Insulating

315.
gloves

316. shall

317. be

318. given

319. an

320. air

321. test,

322. along

323. with

324. the

325. inspection.”

326.
Salisbury’s

327. New

328. G100 (Patent

329. Pending),

330. with

331. G100A adapter for
Class 00 and 0

332. and

333. smaller

334. size

335. gloves,

336. and

337. the

338. G99, without

339.
additional

340. adapter,

341. are

342. the

343. perfect

344. answer

345. for

346. inflating

347. your

348. gloves

349.
for

350. inspection.

351.
G99
The G99 is

352. a

353. simple,

354. easy

355. to

356. use,

357. portable

358. glove

359. inflator.

360. The

361. G99

362.
provides

363. a

364. quality

365. means

366. of

367. inspecting

368. gloves

369. in

370. the

371. field.

372. The

373. glove

374.
is

375. secured

376. to

377. the

378. inflator

379. using

380. a

381. nylon

382. strap

383. and

384. fastened

385. with

386. a

387.
hook

388. and

389. pile

390. closure.

391. Inflation

392. is

393. accomplished

394. by

395. pumping

396. the

397.
bellows

398. of

399. the

400. inflator

401. against

402. any

403. surface.

404. NOTE: gloves should
be expanded no more than 1.5 times their normal size for Type
I, and 1.25 times normal for Type II SALCOR.
SALISBURY ADVANTAGE
The G100 is

405. also

406. a

407. simple

408. and

409. easy

410. to

411. use,

412. portable

413. glove

414. inflator.

415.
The

416. G100

417. operates

418. exactly

419. like

420. the

421. G99,

422. but

423. includes

424. an

425. additional

426.
G100A

427. adapter

428. to

429. also

430. inspect

431. Class

432. 00

433. and

434. 0

435. and

436. smaller

437. gloves.

438.
To

439. use

440. the

441. adapter,

442. the

443. glove

444. is

445. secured

446. to

447. the G100A adapter

448.
using

449. a

450. nylon

451. strap

452. with

453. a

454. hook

455. and

456. pile

457. closure.

458. The

459. adapter,

460.
with

461. glove

462. attached,

463. is

464. then

465. placed

466. on

467. top

468. of

469. the

470. inflator

471. to

472. be

473.
inflated

474. for

475. inspection.
INF

476. Series

477. Glove

478. Inflators

479. &

480. Sleeve

481. Expanders
Proper

482. safety

483. requires

484. frequent

485. inspection

486. of

487. gloves

488. and

489. sleeves.

490.
These

491. glove

492. inflators

493. and

494. sleeve

495. expanders

496. provide

497. an

498. efficient

499. way

500.
to

501. conduct

502. complete

503. and

504. thorough

505. visual

506. inspections

507. before

508. and

509. after

510.
use

511. in

512. the

513. field.

514. Easy

515. to

516. install.

517. Simple

518. to

519. operate.

520. Accommodates

521.
all

522. sleeve

523. and

524. glove

525. sizes.

526. Minimum

527. floor

528. space.

529. Compressed

530. air

531.
source

532. required.
G100
G100A
Cat.

533. No.

534. Description
G99
G99B
G99S
G99V
G100

535.
G100A

536.
INF-­1

537.
INF-­2

538.
INF-­3
INF-­4

539.
INF-­5

540.
INF-­6
INF-­7

541.
INF-­8

542.
INF-­9

543.
INF-­10

544.
E-4
Glove

545. Inflator

546. Kit

547.
Replacement Bag
Replacement Strap
Replacement Check Valve
Glove

548. Inflator

549. Kit

550. w/

551. Adapter

552.
Lo-­Volt

553. Glove

554. Adapter

555.
Standard

556. Bench

557. Model

558. Inflator

559. with

560. Hand

561. Pump
Standard

562. Bench

563. Model

564. Inflator

565. with

566. AIr-­Line

567. Connection
Standard Floor Model
Bench

568. Model

569. Air-­Bag

570. Inflator

571. for

572. High

573. Voltage

574. Gloves
Bench

575. Model

576. Air-­Bag

577. Inflator

578. for

579. High

580. and

581. Low

582. Voltage

583. Gloves
Standard Sleeve Expander
Replacement

584. Glove

585. Inflator

586. Boots

587. for

588. Air

589. Bag

590. Glove

591. Inflators
Replacement

592. Bladders

593. for

594. Sleeve

595. Expander

596. (with

597. closed

598. ends)

599. -­

600. Set

601. of

602. three
Single

603. Replacement

604. Bladders

605. for

606. Sleeve

607. Expander

608. (with

609. closed

610. ends)

611. -­

612. Outside

613. Bladder

614. only
Hand

615. Held

616. Glove

617. Inflator
Gloves and Sleeves.
G100 with inflated
lo-volt glove ready for
inspection.
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INF-1
INF-6

618. SALISBURY LINEMEN’S GLOVES
LOW VOLTAGE - ASTM CLASS 00, 0
Selecting the right size, length and style
Salisbury

619. linemen’s

620. gloves

621. are

622. available

623. in

624. a

625. full

626. range

627.
of

628. sizes,

629. from

630. 7

631. through

632. 12,

633. including

634. half

635. sizes

636. on

637. 8,

638. 9,

639.
and

640. 10.

641. Proper

642. fit

643. is

644. important.

645. To

646. determine

647. glove

648. size,

649.
measure

650. the

651. circumference

652. around

653. the

654. palm.

655. Allow

656. for

657.
additional

658. room

659. if

660. fabric

661. glove

662. liners

663. are

664. to

665. be

666. worn,

667.
especially

668. with

669. thermal

670. liners.
Measure the circumference
around the palm.
SALISBURY ADVANTAGE
Type

671. I

672. and

673. Type

674. II

675. gloves

676. are

677. extremely

678. flexible

679. to

680. make

681.
working

682. with

683. small

684. parts

685. easy.

686. The

687. gloves

688. meet

689. or

690. exceed

691.
ASTM

692. D120

693. and

694. IEC

695. EN60903

696. Standards.
E011Y Gloves being manufactured.
Class

697. 00

698. and

699. 0

700. gloves

701. are

702. available

703. in

704. 11

705. and

706. 14

707. inch

708.
lengths.

709. Class 00 Electrical Insulating Rubber Gloves
are

710. made

711. from

712. red

713. or

714. black

715. Type

716. I

717. natural

718. rubber,

719. blue

720.
Type

721. II

722. SALCOR®,

723. or

724. in

725. contrasting

726. blue/orange

727. Type

728.
II

729. SALCOR.

730. The

731. contrast

732. between

733. the

734. outer

735. orange

736. color

737.
against

738. the

739. inner

740. blue

741. color

742. makes

743. inspecting

744. for

745. cuts

746. and

747.
tears

748. easier

749. when

750. the

751. glove

752. is

753. inflated

754. or

755. stretched.
Class 0 Electrical Insulating Rubber Gloves are
available

756. in

757. red,

758. black,

759. yellow,

760. and

761. contrasting

762. black/
yellow

763. colors

764. in

765. Type

766. I

767. Natural

768. Rubber.

769. The

770. contrast

771.
between

772. the

773. outer

774. yellow

775. color

776. against

777. the

778. inner

779. black

780.
color

781. makes

782. inspecting

783. for

784. cuts

785. and

786. tears

787. easier

788. when

789.
the

790. glove

791. is

792. inflated

793. or

794. stretched.

795. These

796. gloves

797. are

798. also

799.
available

800. in

801. blue

802. or

803. contrasting

804. blue/orange

805. colors

806. Type

807.
II

808. SALCOR

809. rubber.

810.
E0011BL/9
Cat. No. Breakdown for Class 00 Gloves
Class

812.
Length

813.
Color

814.
Size
E

816.
00

818.
11

819.
R,

820. B,

821. BL,

822. or

823. BLO

825. 7,

826. 8,

827. 8H

832. 9,

833. 9H
E

835.
00

836.
14

837.
R,

838. B,

839. BL,

840. or

841. BLO

843. 10,

844. 10H
R=red

845. B=black

846. Type

847. I

848. Natural

849. Rubber

852. 11,

853. 12
BL=blue

854. BLO=blue

855. in,

856. orange

857. out

858. :Type

859. II

860. SALCOR
Example: E0011BL/8 NOTE:

861. Size

862. 11H

863. no

864. longer

865. available.
E0014BLO/9
Cat. No. Breakdown for Class 0 Gloves
Class

866.
E

867.
0

868.
Length

869.
Color

870.
Size
11

871.
Y,

872. B,

873. R,

874. BL,

875. BLO,

876. or

877. BY

878. 7,

879. 8,

880. 8H
9,9H
E

881.
0

882.
14

884.
Y,

885. B,

886. R,

887. BL,

888. BLO,

889. or

890. BY

891. 10,

892. 10H
R=red

895. B=black

897. Y=yellow:Type

898. I

899. Natural

900. Rubber

903. 11,

904. 12

905.
BY=black

906. in,

907. yellow

908. out:Type

909. I

910. Natural

911. Rubber

913.
BL=blue

914. BLO=blue

915. in,

916. orange

917. out

918. :Type

919. II

920. SALCOR

922.
Example: E014R/9 NOTE:

923. Size

924. 11H

925. no

926. longer

927. available.
E011Y/10
E011R/9
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928. SALISBURY LINEMEN’S GLOVES
HIGH VOLTAGE - ASTM CLASS 1, 2, 3, 4
Class

929. 1

930. through

931. 4

932. gloves

933. are

934. available

935.
in

936. the

937. industry

938. standard

939. color

940. black,

941. or

942.
in

943. contrasting

944. two-­color

945. combinations.

946.
The

947. contrast

948. between

949. the

950. thin

951. outer

952.
color

953. against

954. the

955. inner

956. color

957. makes

958.
inspecting

959. for

960. cuts

961. and

962. tears

963. easier

964. when

965.
the

966. glove

967. is

968. inflated

969. or

970. stretched.

971.
Straight Cuff
E316YB/10
Class

972. 1

973. through

974. 4

975. gloves

976. are

977. available

978. in

979.
14,

980. 16

981. and

982. 18

983. inch

984. lengths.

985. A

986. straight
cuff

987. is

988. standard

989. on

990. 14”

991. (356

992. mm),

993. 16”

994.
(406

995. mm)

996. &

998. 18”

999. (457

1000. mm)

1001. gloves.

1002. The

1003.
straight

1004. cuff

1005. is

1006. the

1007. default

1008. style.

1009.
Contour Cuff
E218CYB/10
A contour cuff

1011. is

1012. angled

1013. to

1014. prevent

1015.
bunching

1016. or

1017. binding

1018. at

1019. the

1020. elbow

1021. when

1022.
the

1023. arm

1024. is

1025. bent.

1026. Available

1027. on

1028. all

1029. 18”

1030.
(457mm)

1031. gloves

1032. only.
The bell cuff accommodates

1033. heavier

1034.
winter

1035. clothing

1036. and

1037. allows

1038. for

1039. greater

1040.
air

1041. flow

1042. in

1043. warmer

1044. weather.

1045. These

1046. are

1047.
available

1048. for

1049. Class

1050. 1

1051. through

1052. 4

1053. gloves.

1054.
Bell

1055. cuff

1056. gloves

1057. are

1058. not

1059. available

1060. in

1061. sizes

1062.
7,

1063. 8

1064. or

1065. 8H.
Bell Cuff
E214BCRB/10
Cat. No. Breakdown for Class 1,2,3,4 Gloves
Class

1066.
Glove

1067. Length

1069.
in.

1070.
Cuff

1071. Style

1072.
Color

1073.
Size
E

1074.
1

1075.
14,

1076. 16

1077. or

1078. 18

1079.
BC***,

1080. C

1081.
B,

1082. YB

1083. or

1084. RB

1085.
7,

1086. 8,

1087. 8H
E

1088.
2

1089.
14,

1090. 16

1091. or

1092. 18

1093.
BC***,

1094. C

1095.
B,

1096. YB

1097. or

1098. RB

1099.
9,9H
E

1100.
3*

1101.
14,

1102. 16

1103. or

1104. 18

1105.
BC***,

1106. C

1107.
B,

1108. YB

1109. or

1110. RB

1111.
10,

1112. 10H
E
4**
14, 16 or 18
BC***, C
B, YB or RB
11, 12
BC***=bell

1113. cuff

1115. C=contour

1116. cuff

1117. (Contour

1118. cuff

1119. available

1120. for

1121. 18”

1122. only.)

1123.
*available

1124. in

1125. sizes

1126. 8

1127. through

1128. 12

1129. including

1130. half

1131. sizes

1132. only
**available

1133. in

1134. sizes

1135. 9

1136. through

1137. 12

1138. including

1139. half

1140. sizes

1141. only
***bell

1142. cuff

1143. gloves

1144. available

1145. in

1146. sizes

1147. 9

1148. through

1149. 12

1150. including

1151. half

1152. sizes
B=black

1153. YB=Y

1154. inside,

1155. B

1156. out

1160. RB=R

1161. inside,

1162. B

1163. out:Type

1164. I

1165. Natural

1166. Rubber

1169.
Example: E116BCYB/10
NOTE:

1170. Size

1171. 11H

1172. no

1173. longer

1174. available.
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1175. SALISBURY LINEMEN’S MITTENS
HIGH VOLTAGE - ASTM CLASS 1, 2, 3, 4
Salisbury Lineman’s Mittens are

1176. made

1177. from

1178. the

1179. same

1180.
durable,

1181. lightweight

1182. rubber

1183. as

1184. the

1185. five

1186. finger

1187. gloves

1188. yet

1189. keep

1190.
the

1191. user

1192. warmer

1193. during

1194. harsh

1195. temperatures.

1196. The

1197. three

1198. finger

1199.
mitten

1200. allows

1201. for

1202. precise

1203. hand

1204. movement

1205. as

1206. well.
Class

1207. 1

1208. through

1209. 4

1210. mittens

1211. are

1212. available

1213. in

1214. the

1215. industry

1216.
standard

1217. black

1218. or

1219. in

1220. contrasting

1221. two-­color

1222. combinations.

1223.
The

1224. contrast

1225. between

1226. the

1227. thin

1228. outer

1229. color

1230. against

1231. the

1232. inner

1233.
color

1234. makes

1235. inspecting

1236. for

1237. cuts

1238. and

1239. tears

1240. easier

1241. when

1242. the

1243.
glove

1244. is

1245. inflated

1246. or

1247. stretched.

1248.
Class

1249. 1

1250. through

1251. Class

1252. 2

1253. mittens

1254. are

1255. available

1256. in

1257. 14,

1258. 16

1259. and

1260.
18

1261. inch

1262. lengths.

1263. Class

1264. 3

1265. through

1266. Class

1267. 4

1268. mittens

1269. are

1270. available

1271.
in

1272. 16

1273. and

1274. 18

1275. inch

1276. lengths.

1277. A

1278. bell cuff design is standard on
all

1279. mittens.

1280. BC=Bell

1281. Cuff.
Mittens

1282. are

1283. available

1284. in

1285. sizes

1286. 9,

1287. through

1288. 11

1289. full

1290. sizes

1291. only.
EM216BCRB/10
Cat. No. Breakdown for Class 1,2,3,4 Gloves
Class

1292.
in.

1293.
Glove

1294. Length

1296.
Cuff

1297. Style

1298.
Color

1299.
Size
EM 1
14, 16 or 18
BC
B, YB or RB
9
EM 2
14, 16 or 18
BC
B, YB or RB
10
EM 3
16 or 18
BC
B, YB or RB
11
EM 4
16 or 18
BC
B, YB or RB
Bell

1300. Cuff

1301. colors

1309. B=black

1310. YB=Yellow

1311. inside,

1312. Black

1313. out

1317. RB=Red

1318. inside,

1319. Black

1320. out
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1321. LEATHER PROTECTORS
Leather Protector Gloves should

1322. always

1323. be

1324.
worn

1325. over

1326. Rubber

1327. Insulating

1328. Gloves

1329. to

1330. provide

1331.
the

1332. needed

1333. mechanical

1334. protection

1335. against

1336.
cuts,

1337. abrasions

1338. and

1339. punctures.

1340. All

1341. Salisbury

1342.
protectors

1343. are

1344. steamed

1345. pressed

1346. on

1347. curved

1348. hand

1349.
forms

1350. to

1351. insure

1352. proper

1353. fit

1354. over

1355. Rubber

1356. Gloves.

1357.
Manufactured

1358. from

1359. top

1360. grade

1361. leather,

1362. all

1363. are

1364. sewn

1365.
with

1366. heavy

1367. duty

1368. nylon

1369. thread

1370. in

1371. the

1372. “gunn

1373. cut”

1374.
inseam

1375. construction

1376. pattern.

1377. Each

1378. protector

1379. for

1380.
Class

1381. 1-­4

1382. gloves

1383. are

1384. equipped

1385. with

1386. a

1387. nonmetallic

1388.
buckle

1389. on

1390. the

1391. pull

1392. strap

1393. and

1394. an

1395. extra

1396. wide

1397. leather

1398.
reinforcement

1399. over

1400. the

1401. thumb

1402. seam.

1403. Protectors

1404.
for

1405. Class

1406. 00

1407. and

1408. 0

1409. gloves

1410. are

1411. available

1412. with

1413. non-­
metallic

1414. buckle

1415. and

1416. pull

1417. strap

1418. or

1419. elastic

1420. wrist.
All Salisbury Leather Protectors meet ASTM
F696 standards.
CLEARANCE TABLE FOR LEATHER
PROTECTORS PER ASTM F496 - Table 4
It

1421. is

1422. the

1423. responsibility

1424. of

1425. the

1426. purchaser

1427. to

1428. specify

1429.
the

1430. overall

1431. length

1432. of

1433. the

1434. protector

1435. gloves.

1436. The

1437.
Clearance

1438. Table

1439. shows

1440. the

1441. minimum

1442. distance

1443.
which

1444. shall

1445. be

1446. allowed

1447. between

1448. the

1449. protector

1450.
glove

1451. cuff

1452. and

1453. the

1454. bead

1455. of

1456. the

1457. rubber

1458. glove

1459. per

1460.
ASTM

1461. F496

1462. Specifications.
Glove

1465.
Min.

1466. Distance

1467. Between
Class

1484. Protectors

1485. and

1486. Rubber

1487. Gloves

1489.
in.

1491.
mm
00, 0
1/2
13
1
1
25
2

1492.
2
51
3

1493.
3
76
4

1494.
4
102
WARNING: Do not use leather protectors
alone for protection against electric shock.
Serious injury or death will result. Always
use a properly rated insulating glove for the
voltage being worked.
2”

1495. from

1496. cuff
E-8
The minimum
distance from
the leather
protector cuff
to the bead
of the rubber
glove for this
Class 2 glove is
2 inches.
Gloves and Sleeves.
Minimum

1497. Distance

1498. from

1499. Protector

1500. and

1501. Rubber

1502. Glove
Proper

1503. care

1504. of

1505. leather

1506. protectors

1507. is

1508. essential

1509.
to

1510. user

1511. safety.

1512. Inspect

1513. the

1514. leather

1515. protectors

1516.
when

1517. inspecting

1518. rubber

1519. gloves.

1520. Metal

1521. particles,

1522.
imbedded

1523. wire,

1524. abrasive

1525. materials

1526. or

1527. any

1528.
substance

1529. that

1530. could

1531. physically

1532. damage

1533. the

1534.
rubber

1535. gloves

1536. must

1537. be

1538. removed

1539. from

1540. the

1541.
protector

1542. before

1543. use.
Adapted, with permission, from F496-08 Standard Specification for In-Service
Care of Insulating Gloves and Sleeves, copyright ASTM International, 100 Barr
Harbor Drive, West Conshohocken, PA 19428. A copy of the complete standard may be obtained from ASTM, www.astm.org.
Glove Class

1545.
Leather

1546. Protector

1547. Cuff
-­-­-­-­-­-­-­-­-­

1549. Cuff

1550. Line

1551. -­-­-­-­-­-­-­-­
00, 0
1
2

1552.
3

1553.
4

1554.
1/2
1
2
3
4
1/2”

1555. from

1556. cuff
1”

1557. from

1558. cuff
2”

1559. from

1560. cuff
3”

1561. from

1562. cuff
4”

1563. from

1564. cuff
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1565. PREMIUM LEATHER PROTECTORS
SALISBURY ADVANTAGE
156 Premium Series
Salisbury’s SALCOR® cuff provides maximum
protection.
These

1566. protectors

1567. are

1568. made

1569. from

1570. specially

1571. tanned

1572.
Grade

1573. A

1574. Red

1575. Boulevard

1576. buffed

1577. leather

1578. and

1579. an

1580.
orange

1581. colored

1582. SALCOR

1583. “Super

1584. Cuff”

1585. in

1586. the

1587. 4”

1588.
(102

1589. mm)

1590. and

1591. 6”

1592. (152

1593. mm)

1594. cuff

1595. lengths.

1596. The

1597. “Super

1598.
Cuff”

1599. has

1600. better

1601. characteristics

1602. than

1603. leather

1604. or

1605. vinyl

1606.
cuffs;;

1607. it

1608. does

1609. not

1610. absorb

1611. water,

1612. has

1613. greater

1614. track

1615.
resistance,

1616. and

1617. creepage.

1618.
Cat.

1619. No.

1620.
Cuff

1621. Length

1622.
OAL

1623. Length

1624. Weight

1625. ea.

1627.
in.

1628. (

1629. mm

1630. )

1631.
in.

1632. (

1633. mm

1634. )

1635.
lbs.

1636. (

1637. kgs

1638. )
156-­4

1639.
4

1640. (

1641. 102

1642. )

1644. Straight

1645. Cuff 12

1646. (

1647. 305

1648. )

1649.
1

1650. (

1651. .5

1652. )
156-­6

1653.
6

1654. (

1655. 152

1656. )

1657. Straight

1658. Cuff

1659. 14

1660. (

1661. 356

1662. )

1663.
1.2

1664. (

1665. .5

1666. )
Available

1667. in

1668. dual

1669. sizes:

1670. 8/8.5,

1671. 9/9.5,

1672. 10/10.5,

1673. 11/11.5,

1674. 12
156-4
156-6
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1675. LEATHER PROTECTORS
ILP Series
Manufactured

1676. from

1677. top

1678. grain

1679. cowhide,

1680. or

1681. goatskin,

1682. these

1683. protectors

1684.
provide

1685. excellent

1686. protection

1687. for

1688. rubber

1689. insulating

1690. gloves

1691. at

1692. a

1693. very

1694.
economical

1695. price.

1696. Cowhide

1697. cuffs

1698. are

1699. tough

1700. leather

1701. on

1702. palm

1703. side

1704.
and

1705. orange

1706. vinyl

1707. on

1708. the

1709. back,

1710. while

1711. the

1712. goatskin

1713. cuffs

1714. are

1715. green

1716.
leather

1717. on

1718. palm

1719. side

1720. and

1721. orange

1722. vinyl

1723. on

1724. back.

1725. Full

1726. complement

1727.
of

1728. styles

1729. from

1730. low-­volt

1731. through

1732. 16”

1733. contour

1734. cuff.

1735. Comes

1736. in

1737. size

1738.
7,

1739. dual

1740. sizes

1741. 8/8.5

1742. through

1743. 11/11.5

1744. and

1745. size

1746. 12.
ILPM Series Mitten Protector
Manufactured

1747. from

1748. top

1749. grain

1750. cowhide,

1751. these

1752. protectors

1753. offer

1754.
excellent

1755. comfort

1756. and

1757. protection.

1758. The

1759. ILPM

1760. Series

1761. mitten

1762.
protectors

1763. feature

1764. adjustable

1765. straps

1766. with

1767. non-­metallic

1768. buckles

1769.
and

1770. are

1771. stitched

1772. with

1773. polyester

1774. thread

1775. for

1776. strong

1777. seams.

1778. Cuffs

1779. are

1780.
tough

1781. leather

1782. on

1783. palm

1784. side

1785. and

1786. orange

1787. vinyl

1788. on

1789. the

1790. back

1791. of

1792. the

1793.
hand.

1794. Comes

1795. in

1796. sizes

1797. 9,

1798. 10

1799. and

1800. 11.

1801.
ILPG10
ILPG10A
LP Series
Manufactured

1802. from

1803. top

1804. grain

1805. cowhide

1806. or

1807. goatskin,

1808. these

1809. protectors

1810.
offer

1811. excellent

1812. comfort

1813. and

1814. protection.

1815. The

1816. LP

1817. Series

1818. protectors

1819.
feature

1820. adjustable

1821. straps

1822. with

1823. non-­metallic

1824. buckles

1825. and

1826. are

1827. stitched

1828.
with

1829. polyester

1830. thread

1831. for

1832. strong

1833. seams.

1834. Cuffs

1835. are

1836. tough

1837. leather

1838.
on

1839. palm

1840. side

1841. and

1842. orange

1843. vinyl

1844. on

1845. the

1846. back

1847. of

1848. the

1849. hand.

1850. Comes

1851. in

1852.
sizes

1853. 7

1854. to

1855. 12,

1856. including

1857. half