Insulating composite gloves
Providing superior electrical and mechanical protection, KAMFET Electrical Insulating Gloves are essential for safety in high-voltage environments. Available in bicolour, these gloves offer reliable protection for a wide range of voltages from 500 VAC to 17500 VAC.
Key features
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Electrical and Mechanical Protection :
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Designed to protect against electrical shocks and mechanical impacts.
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Suitable for a wide range of voltages from 500 VAC to 17500 VAC.
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Arc Rated :
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Certified for arc flash protection, enhancing safety in high-risk environments.
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High Compliance Standards :
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Compliant with EN 60903:2003, IEC 60903:2014, and CE Category III standards.
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Ensures high-quality and reliable protection.
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Make in India :
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Proudly manufactured in India, supporting local industry and craftsmanship.
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Applications
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Live Voltage Work :
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Ideal for professionals working on live electrical installations.
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Provides reliable protection against electrical shocks.
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Electrical Proximity :
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Suitable for use in environments where there is proximity to electrical installations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What voltage range do Raychem RPG (KAMFET) Insulating Composite Gloves cover?
They offer electrical and mechanical protection across a wide voltage range from 500 VAC to 17,500 VAC, and are available in a bicolour design for easy visual damage-inspection.
What's the difference between the composite gloves and the standard rubber insulating gloves?
The composite gloves are Arc Rated — certified for arc flash protection — in addition to standard electrical and mechanical protection, and cover a slightly lower voltage range (up to 17,500 VAC) than the standard rubber gloves (up to 36,000 VAC).
What standards do these gloves comply with?
EN 60903:2003, IEC 60903:2014, and CE Category III, the same compliance framework as eNarayan's other Raychem RPG insulating glove ranges.
Are Raychem composite insulating gloves made in India?
Yes, proudly manufactured in India as part of the Raychem RPG safety-gear line.
What is the bicolour design for?
The bicolour construction makes it easier to visually spot wear, cuts or punctures in the outer layer during a pre-use inspection, which is a standard safety check for insulating gloves.
What applications are these gloves suited for?
Live voltage work on energized electrical installations, and electrical proximity work near live equipment — the same two use cases as eNarayan's other Raychem RPG insulating glove ranges.
