How to clean and care for insulating gloves, and what are their specific uses?

Now many industrial sites use special equipment and supplies, and insulating gloves are used to isolate some substances that are harmful to the human body to protect personal safety. Let's take a look at how to clean and care for insulating gloves with the editor, and what are their specific uses?

Insulating gloves

Insulating gloves are a kind of five-finger gloves made of rubber, mainly used for electrical work, and have the function of protecting hands or human body. It can prevent electricity, waterproof, acid and alkali resistant, chemical resistant, and oil resistant.

Introduction

Insulating gloves, also known as high-voltage insulating gloves, are made of natural rubber, and are five-finger gloves made of insulating rubber or latex by pressing, molding, vulcanization or dipping. They are mainly used for electrical work. Insulating gloves are commonly used safety tools and important insulating protective equipment in power operation maintenance and overhaul tests. With the development of the power industry and the promotion of live working technology, more stringent requirements are put forward for the safety performance of insulating gloves.

Cleaning and care

Cleaning and drying: When the gloves become dirty, rinse with soap and clean water with a temperature not exceeding 65 degrees Celsius, then dry thoroughly and apply talcum powder. If you find that there are still mixtures like tar or paint after washing, please clean the area immediately with detergent (but not too much detergent!) and then rinse it off immediately and handle it according to the above method.

Purpose

Insulating gloves are labor protection products that protect hands or human bodies. They are made of rubber, latex, plastic and other materials and have the functions of anti-electricity, waterproof, acid and alkali resistance, chemical resistance and oil resistance. They are suitable for the power industry, automobile and machinery maintenance, chemical industry, and precision installation. Each material has different characteristics and has a special purpose according to the type of chemicals that come into contact with the gloves.