Electrical Glove Testing

Testing electrical safety gloves.

Electrical glove testing.

Jm test systems is fully accredited for testing high voltage rubber protective goods. These testing requirements can sometimes be a little confusing to interpret. The air testing method is described in astm f496 14a standard specification for in service care of insulating gloves and sleeves. All gloves tested by jm test systems include a detailed testing report.

Complete inventory of new gloves to replace any that fail test so you can have the gloves you need right away. You re considering using your electrical gloves for the first time on march 1 2017 and notice the date stamp is february 27 2016. Certified electrical rubber insulating glove test service charge class 3. One of the first lines of defense when it comes to preventing contact with energized electrical components and or electrical power lines are rubber insulating gloves commonly known as high voltage gloves.

All new gloves receive a fresh test date to insure maximum life until next test is required. Electrical glove testing egt magid s in house electrical glove testing egt lab is one of the most sophisticated and automated in the industry. The glove is filled with air either manually or with a powered inflator and then checked for leakage. Osha also requires that insulating gloves be given an air test along with the inspection.

Rubber sleeves are tested to astm d1051 astm f496 standards. For additional information on in service care of electrical gloves reference astm f496 14a. Certified electrical rubber insulating glove test service charge class 4. Electrical gloves that have been issued for service must be tested every 6 months and non issued gloves must be tested within 12 months of first use to ensure they meet american society for testing and materials astm safety standards.

You can depend on dival s expert technicians to provide the highest quality electrical glove inspections and testing services. Certified blanket testing service charge class 00. High voltage gloves must meet the requirements of the current astm d120 specifications and nfpa 70e.