Youngstown 12-3270-80-XL Arc Flash Gloves Xl Kevlar

Product Description

The YOUNGSTOWN 12-3270-80-XL is a pair of arc flash flame resistant gloves designed for electrical work environments where exposure to arc flash hazards is a risk. Built from goatskin grain leather with a Kevlar lining, these gloves provide a maximum arc flash protection rating of 12 cal/cm, meeting HRC 2 requirements under NFPA 70E. They also carry an ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level of A4 and an Abrasion Resistance Level of 3, making them a dual-purpose hand protection solution. Licensed electricians and electrical maintenance professionals working near energized equipment rely on these gloves as part of a compliant arc flash PPE ensemble.

These gloves are sized for men's X-Large hands and are sold as a paired set. They are suited for residential, commercial, and industrial electrical applications where NFPA 70E arc flash PPE requirements apply. Typical use cases include work on switchgear, panel boards, motor control centers, and other energized electrical equipment requiring Category 2 PPE. The ergonomic construction supports extended wear during inspection and maintenance tasks.

Key Features

• Goatskin grain leather construction for durability and dexterity
• Kevlar lining for cut resistance and added flame protection
• 12 cal/cm maximum arc flash protection rating — meets HRC 2 / NFPA 70E Category 2
• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 and Abrasion Resistance Level 3
• Compliant with ASTM F2302 and NFPA 70E standards
• Ergonomic fit designed for extended use in the field

Compatibility

Designed for use as Category 2 arc flash hand protection in electrical PPE ensembles compliant with NFPA 70E. Sized for men's X-Large hands and sold as a paired set.

Installation Notes

Arc flash gloves must be donned as part of a complete, properly rated PPE ensemble before approaching energized electrical equipment. Always verify that the full ensemble arc rating meets or exceeds the calculated incident energy for the task per NFPA 70E requirements. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, abrasions, or damage that could compromise protection. Installation and energized electrical work must be performed by or under the supervision of a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable NEC and NFPA 70E guidelines.