NOVAX 150-2-14 Class 2 Rubber Insulating Gloves combine a contoured shape with flexible natural rubber for electrical work. The 14-inch gloves are designed to reduce hand fatigue while providing the strength, durability and dielectric properties described in the supplied product information.
For utility maintenance, electrical contracting and other electrical tasks, each glove is individually numbered for traceability and stamped with its factory manufacturing date. The unlined construction has a smooth finish and is silicone free.
Key Features
- Class 2 rubber insulating gloves for electrical applications.
- Contoured shape designed to reduce hand fatigue.
- Natural rubber construction combines flexibility, strength and durability.
- 14-inch length.
- Silicone-free, unlined construction with a smooth finish.
- Individually numbered for traceability.
- Stamped with the factory manufacturing date.
- Supplied information references ANSI/ASTM D120 and NFPA 70E for electrical-hazard use.
Specifications
- Brand: NOVAX
- Model: 150-2-14
- Manufacturer: PIP Global Safety
- Electrical class: 2
- Material: Natural rubber
- Color: Black
- Length: 14 inches
- Lining: Unlined
- Finish: Smooth
- Silicone free: Yes
- Listed sizes: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12
- Listed applications: Power generation, electrical contracting, hybrid automotive repair and service, hybrid automobile manufacturing, industrial plant maintenance and utilities
Frequently Asked Questions
What class and length are these gloves?
The supplied specifications identify these as Class 2 rubber insulating gloves with a 14-inch length. Confirm the glove markings and manufacturer's instructions for the permitted application and voltage limits before use.
Are they lined or silicone free?
They are unlined and silicone free, with a smooth finish. The contoured natural rubber construction is designed to provide flexibility and reduce hand fatigue.
What traceability information is included?
Each glove is individually numbered and stamped with its factory manufacturing date. A manufacturing date alone does not establish that a glove is currently suitable for service; verify its required inspection and electrical-test status before use.
Can I use these as general-purpose work gloves or assume an arc rating?
The supplied description specifies electrical use rather than general-purpose work. It references ANSI/ASTM D120 and NFPA 70E, but provides no numerical arc rating. Do not infer one from the Class 2 designation. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and your employer's electrical-safety procedures for sizing, inspection, testing, storage, compatible protectors and the complete PPE system required for the task.