Ansell 206493 Flame Resistant Arc Flash Gloves 2XL

Product Description

The ANSELL 206493 is a flame resistant, arc flash rated work glove designed for electrical trade professionals working in environments where arc flash and flame exposure are primary hazards. The glove features a Kevlar lining paired with a neoprene palm coating, delivering a maximum arc flash protection rating of 12 cal/sq cm. The knit cuff style provides a secure wrist fit, and the ergonomic design with soft foam coating supports extended wear during service and maintenance tasks. This pair is sized 2X-Large, corresponding to a mens numeric size 11, and meets multiple recognized safety standards including ANSI S11.11, NFPA 70E, and CGSB 155.20-2000.

These gloves are intended for use by licensed electricians and electrical maintenance technicians performing work on or near energized equipment where arc flash hazards are present. They are suited for tasks governed by NFPA 70E requirements, including switchgear servicing, panel work, and other electrical maintenance operations in commercial and industrial settings. The static dissipative construction adds an additional layer of protection in sensitive electrical environments. The medium fabric weight keeps the glove manageable for detailed hand work while maintaining appropriate protection levels.

Key Features

• Maximum arc flash protection rating of 12 cal/sq cm
• Kevlar lining provides ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 and ANSI/ISEA Abrasion Resistance Level 3
• Neoprene palm coating for grip and flame resistance
• Static dissipative construction for work on sensitive electrical components
• Knit cuff style for secure, comfortable fit
• Ergonomic design with soft foam coating for extended wear comfort

Compatibility

Designed for use in electrical arc flash protection applications requiring compliance with ANSI S11.11, NFPA 70E, and CGSB 155.20-2000 standards. Sold as a pair in size 2X-Large.

Installation Notes

These gloves are worn PPE and do not require installation. Licensed electricians should verify that the arc flash protection rating meets or exceeds the incident energy level calculated for the specific work task per NFPA 70E requirements before use. Inspect gloves for damage, cuts, or coating degradation before each use and replace if integrity is compromised. Do not use as a substitute for rated rubber insulating gloves when working on energized conductors requiring voltage-rated hand protection.