Condor 3RMZ9 Electrical-Insulating Glove Protectors Goatskin 10 in
Goatskin leather protectors extend the life of Class 0 and 00 insulating gloves with a 10-inch shirred slip-on cuff
- ASTM F696 rated for electrical insulating protection
- Goatskin leather construction provides mechanical durability
- 10 inch length extends wrist and forearm coverage
- Straight thumb and shirred cuff allow quick donning
- Suitable for Class 0 and Class 00 voltage work
Condor Goatskin Electrical-Insulating Glove
These Condor protectors are worn over insulating gloves to guard against mechanical damage during electrical work. They are made from white grain goatskin leather with a shirred slip-on cuff. The 10 inch length covers the wrist and lower forearm. One pair is supplied in size 9.
Suitable for Class 0 and Class 00 voltage work
The protectors meet ASTM F696 and are rated for Class 0 and Class 00 voltage classes. They fit left and right hands with a straight thumb design. Workers needing protection for higher voltage classes should select protectors rated for those classes. Buyers requiring a different glove size or cuff style must choose an alternative product.
ASTM F696 compliance for Class 0 and Class 00
The decisive specification is the ASTM F696 rating for Class 0 and Class 00 voltage classes. This standard confirms the protector is approved for use over insulating gloves at those voltage levels. California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the product contains a chemical known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
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- Price $13.99
- Cheaper than about 70% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
What length and cuff style do these 10 in goatskin protectors have?
They measure 10 in and use a shirred slip-on cuff for quick donning over rubber insulating gloves.
How are the protectors put on correctly, and what step is often missed?
Slide each protector over the matching rubber glove, left and right, ensuring the shirred cuff sits flat without rolling.
When should the goatskin protectors be replaced?
Replace them once the leather shows cuts, abrasion, oil saturation or hardening that could compromise the ASTM F696 protection.
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