Raychem RPG Electrical Insulating Gloves are safety gloves designed to protect workers from electric shock and arc-flash hazards while working on energized electrical equipment. They are made from high-quality insulating rubber and comply with international safety standards such as IEC 60903 and EN 60903.
Superior Environmental Sealing:Raychem sleeves often feature an internal adhesive lining (such as hot-melt adhesive) that melts when heated, providing a waterproof, airtight, and corrosion-resistant seal for cable joints, splices, and repairs. High-Performance Material:They are typically made from radiation-crosslinked polyolefin, which offers exceptional resistance to abrasion, chemicals, and mechanical stress, making them durable in harsh environments. Versatile Shrink Ratios:They possess high…
Installation Tips Heat Application: A hot air gun is used to shrink the tape, typically requiring temperatures over 200°C for specialized tapes like RT-555, the adhesive flows to bond layers together sealing the assembly.
Quick Tips When working on energized equipment, always use gloves with a class rating above the system’s voltage. For arc flash hazards, use composite/arc-rated gloves designed to withstand specific arc energy levels. Use leather over-gloves for mechanical protection (abrasion, puncture). Store and handle insulating gloves carefully to avoid damage. Periodic dielectric testing is required to maintain safety certification. Electrical gloves…
Raychem RPG Inner Gloves (ESU) Cotton inner gloves worn under rubber gloves Inner gloves are used with rubber insulating gloves to absorb perspiration and enhance the grip Elasticized wrist for fitment Universal size: 9/10
Transmission Line Surge Arrester (NGLA) upto 400kV, Power supply utilities have verified load losses due to voltage snags on their systems from transitory outages caused by lightning activity and causing permanent damages. The effect of these transitory disturbances on transmission lines are more critical in areas with high ground resistivity when associated with high lightning activity. Most non-scheduled outages are…
