Pro-safe PS-111786 Arc Flash Gloves 27 Cal Medium

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-111786 is a pair of arc flash and flame protection gloves built for electricians and utility workers operating in high-voltage or arc-flash-hazard environments. The palm and fingers are constructed from top grain cowhide leather, while the back is split cowhide. An aramid fiber lining adds thermal and cut resistance from the inside. These gloves carry a maximum arc flash protection rating of 27 calories per square centimeter and an ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level of A4, making them appropriate for heavy-duty electrical service work where both arc flash and cut hazards are present. Glove class is 3, and the smooth grip surface suits tasks requiring dexterity around energized equipment.

These gloves are intended for use by licensed electricians, lineworkers, and electrical contractors performing work near energized conductors, switchgear, or panel equipment subject to arc flash analysis. The slip-on cuff style allows for quick don and doff. Sized for a men's medium (numeric size 8) hand, they are sold as a pair and suit residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical service applications where arc flash PPE is required by NFPA 70E or site-specific safety programs.

Key Features

• Maximum arc flash protection rating of 27 cal per sq cm for high-hazard electrical environments
• Top grain cowhide leather palm and fingers for durability and abrasion resistance
• Aramid fiber lining provides internal thermal protection and cut resistance
• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 for protection against sharp edges during installation
• Glove Class 3 designation supports compliance with arc flash PPE category requirements
• Slip-on cuff style and smooth grip surface for ease of use and dexterity

Compatibility

Designed as arc flash PPE for use in electrical service applications requiring compliance with arc flash protection standards. No specific equipment or system compatibility is stated by the manufacturer for this product.

Installation Notes

Arc flash gloves must be donned before approaching any energized equipment identified in an arc flash hazard analysis. Electricians should verify that the glove arc rating meets or exceeds the incident energy calculated for the task per NFPA 70E requirements. Inspect gloves for cuts, tears, or material degradation before each use and remove from service if damage is found. Do not use these gloves as a substitute for rubber insulating gloves where dielectric protection is required.