Class 3 – Maximum Use Voltage 26,500 V
Another glove with very specific applications, but with good demand; all trains, subways, and trolleybuses use it.
Nomenclature | Class | Test Voltage | Maximum Use Voltage |
|---|---|---|---|
30 KV | 3 | 30.000 Volts | 26.500 Volts |
Tips and Care
HYGIENE
- To clean insulating gloves, wash them with neutral soap and rinse thoroughly with water.
- Use only water and soap or denatured alcohol to clean the label area.
- Air-dry the gloves away from direct sunlight and sources of ozone or high heat.
- Before use, visually inspect both the inside and outside of the gloves.
- Failure to properly clean them may cause unpleasant odors and the proliferation of bacteria, which can lead to allergies and dermatitis.
ALLERGY
STORAGE – Item 4.6 (NBR 10622)
- The gloves must be stored as follows:
- Packed in a cardboard box, with the label side facing outward.
- They must not be folded, wrinkled, compressed, or subjected to any condition that may cause stretching or compression.
- Stored in areas free from ozone, chemicals, oils, solvents, harmful vapors, fumes, and electrical discharges.
- Kept away from direct exposure and any source of heat radiation.
- Stored in environments with an ambient temperature not exceeding 35 °C.
REVALIDATION – Item 10.7.8 (NR 10)
