Pip Industries 147-0-11/12 Class 0 Electrical Gloves Size 12

Product Description

The PIP INDUSTRIES 147-0-11/12 is a Class 0 rubber insulating glove rated for electrical work, designed for use by licensed electricians, utility workers, and electrical maintenance professionals. The glove measures 11 inches in length and features a smooth finish with a beaded straight cuff. Constructed from natural rubber, it delivers the dielectric properties required for Class 0 voltage work while maintaining flexibility and durability. The unlined interior and contoured shape reduce hand fatigue during extended use. Each glove is individually numbered for traceability and stamped with the factory manufacturing date to support inspection and compliance recordkeeping.

This glove is intended for use wherever electrical insulation protection is required at Class 0 voltage levels. Typical applications include power generation facilities, electrical contracting, industrial plant maintenance, utility work, hybrid automotive repair and service, and hybrid automobile manufacturing. The size 12 fit accommodates larger hand sizes while maintaining dexterity for live-work tasks. It is sold individually as a single unit and is suited for environments requiring strict dielectric protection compliance.

Key Features

• Class 0 electrical rating for low-voltage insulation protection per ANSI/ASTM D120
• Natural rubber construction provides required dielectric properties with flexibility and durability
• 11-inch length with beaded straight cuff for added grip and cuff stability
• Contoured shape reduces hand fatigue during extended wear
• Silicone-free formulation suitable for environments where silicone contamination is a concern
• Individually numbered and date-stamped for traceability and compliance inspections

Compatibility

Designed for use as a Class 0 electrical insulating glove in applications requiring compliance with ANSI/ASTM D120 standards, including utility, industrial, and electrical contracting environments.

Installation Notes

Electrical insulating gloves must be inspected before each use for cuts, punctures, swelling, or other defects that could compromise dielectric integrity. Always perform a roll test or air inflation check prior to donning. Follow NFPA 70E and applicable OSHA regulations governing the use of rubber insulating protective equipment for live electrical work. Gloves should be stored away from heat, ozone sources, and direct sunlight when not in use.