Pro-safe PS-111785 Arc Flash Gloves 27 Cal Large

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-111785 is a pair of arc flash and flame protection gloves designed for electricians and other trade professionals working in environments with arc flash exposure. The palm and fingers are constructed from top grain cowhide leather, while the back uses split cowhide leather for durability and flexibility. An aramid lining provides thermal and flame resistance. With a maximum arc flash protection rating of 27 calories per square centimeter and a Glove Class Number of 3, these gloves meet the demands of higher-hazard electrical tasks. The pair weighs approximately 0.56 pounds and features a slip-on cuff with a smooth grip surface.

These gloves are suited for licensed electricians performing work near energized equipment, switchgear, panel work, and other tasks where arc flash hazards are present. The overall glove length is 9 inches, sized for a men's large hand. The aramid lining adds a layer of thermal protection, making them appropriate for residential and commercial electrical service environments where NFPA 70E arc flash personal protective equipment requirements apply. They are sold as a pair with a quantity of one pair per package.

Key Features

• Maximum arc flash protection rating of 27 cal/cm, Glove Class Number 3
• Top grain cowhide leather palm and fingers for abrasion resistance
• Split cowhide leather back construction
• Aramid lining for thermal and flame protection
• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4
• Slip-on cuff style, 9-inch overall length, men's large sizing

Compatibility

Designed as an arc flash PPE glove for electricians and trade professionals requiring hand protection that meets Glove Class Number 3 arc flash ratings in accordance with applicable electrical safety standards.

Installation Notes

These gloves are personal protective equipment worn by qualified electricians performing energized electrical work. Before beginning any work, conduct a hazard assessment per NFPA 70E to confirm the appropriate PPE category and verify these gloves meet the required arc flash rating for the task. Inspect gloves for cuts, cracks, or wear before each use and replace if integrity is compromised. Do not use these gloves as a substitute for rubber insulating gloves where voltage-rated hand protection is specifically required.