Pro-safe PS-111790 Arc Flash Gloves 27 Cal 3XL Aramid

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-111790 is a pair of arc flash and flame protection gloves designed for electrical workers and licensed electricians who perform energized work on or near exposed conductors. The palm and finger shell is top grain cowhide leather with a split cowhide leather back, and the interior is lined with aramid fiber for thermal and flame resistance. These gloves carry a maximum arc flash protection rating of 27 cal/cm2 and meet ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4, making them suitable for tasks that combine electrical arc hazard exposure with light-to-moderate cut risk. The smooth grip surface and slip-on cuff allow for quick don and doff during live-work procedures.

These gloves are built for use in commercial and industrial electrical environments where NFPA 70E arc-rated PPE requirements apply. Typical applications include switchgear inspection, panel work, transformer terminations, and other energized electrical tasks performed at the Glove Class 3 protection level. The 3X-Large sizing accommodates larger hand profiles and the 9-inch overall glove length provides wrist and lower forearm coverage at the cuff line. Aramid fiber lining adds inherent flame resistance without added bulk, keeping dexterity manageable for precision work on terminals and breakers.

Key Features

• Maximum arc flash protection rating of 27 cal/cm2, Glove Class 3
• Top grain cowhide leather palm with split cowhide leather back for durability
• Aramid fiber lining provides inherent flame resistance
• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 for combined arc and cut hazard environments
• Smooth grip surface and keystone thumb construction for natural hand positioning
• Slip-on cuff style for fast donning in time-sensitive work scenarios

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style arc flash protective glove suitable for energized electrical work applications requiring NFPA 70E-compliant arc-rated hand protection at the Class 3 protection level.

Installation Notes

Arc flash protective gloves are installed and removed by a qualified electrician or electrical worker following an arc flash hazard analysis and PPE selection per NFPA 70E. Verify the glove arc rating meets or exceeds the incident energy calculated for the task before use. Inspect gloves for cuts, abrasions, or thermal damage before each use and remove from service if the outer shell or lining shows compromise. These gloves do not replace voltage-rated rubber insulating gloves where shock protection is required by OSHA 1910.269 or NFPA 70E.