Youngstown 12-3365-60-L Arc Flash Gloves Size Large

Product Description

The YOUNGSTOWN 12-3365-60-L is a paired set of arc flash protective gloves designed for electricians and other trade professionals working in environments with arc flash hazard exposure. Constructed from leather or synthetic leather with a Kevlar lining, these gloves provide both thermal and cut resistance in a size Large (men's numeric size 9) fit. The Kevlar liner adds a layer of protection against heat and abrasion without significantly sacrificing dexterity. At 0.3 pounds, the gloves are lightweight enough for extended wear during service calls or panel work.

These arc flash gloves are suited for residential and commercial electrical work where arc flash PPE is required by site safety standards or NFPA 70E guidelines. Typical applications include switchgear maintenance, panel servicing, and other energized electrical tasks where hand protection rated for arc flash exposure is mandated. The paired configuration means both left and right gloves are included in a single package.

Key Features

• Leather or synthetic leather outer shell for durability and arc flash resistance
• Kevlar lining provides added thermal and cut protection
• Size Large, men's numeric size 9 for a proper fit during detailed electrical work
• Paired gloves included in a single package
• Lightweight at 0.3 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-use arc flash glove for trade professionals requiring leather or synthetic leather hand protection with Kevlar lining in size Large.

Installation Notes

Arc flash gloves must be inspected before each use for cuts, punctures, or degradation of the outer shell and lining. Always follow NFPA 70E arc flash PPE requirements and verify the glove arc rating is appropriate for the calculated incident energy of the task before beginning work. These gloves should be used as part of a complete arc flash PPE ensemble as required by the applicable hazard risk category. Consult your site safety officer or applicable electrical codes before selecting PPE for energized work.