Rubber Insulating Gloves
KAMFET Rubber Insulating Gloves provide superior electrical protection, ensuring safety for professionals working with live voltages or near electrical installations. These gloves offer reliable protection across a wide voltage range from 500 VAC to 36000 VAC.
Electrical Protection :
Provides protection from electrical shocks for voltages ranging from 500 VAC to 36000 VAC.
Make in India :
Proudly manufactured in India, supporting local industry and craftsmanship.
High Compliance Standards :
Compliant with EN 60903:2003, IEC 60903:2014, and CE Category III standards.
Ensures high-quality and reliable protection.
Applications
Live Voltage Work :
Ideal for professionals working on live electrical installations.
Provides reliable protection against electrical shocks.
Electrical Proximity :
Suitable for use in environments where there is proximity to electrical installations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What voltage range do Raychem RPG (KAMFET) Rubber Insulating Gloves protect against?
They provide electrical protection across a wide voltage range from 500 VAC to 36,000 VAC, suitable for professionals working with or near live electrical installations.
What standards do these insulating gloves meet?
They're compliant with EN 60903:2003, IEC 60903:2014 and CE Category III, ensuring high-quality, internationally recognized electrical protection.
Are KAMFET rubber insulating gloves made in India?
Yes, they are proudly manufactured in India as part of Raychem RPG's locally produced safety-gear range.
What applications are these gloves designed for?
Two main use cases: live voltage work, for professionals directly handling live electrical installations, and electrical proximity work, where personnel operate near — but not directly on — energized equipment.
Do I need the leather over-gloves as well when using these rubber insulating gloves?
Raychem RPG's Leather over gloves/protectors, also stocked by eNarayan, are designed to be worn over these rubber insulating gloves for added mechanical protection — the two products are meant to be used together.
What voltage class should I choose for my application?
The 500–36,000 VAC range covers most low- to medium-voltage electrical work; contact eNarayan sales at sales@enarayan.com to confirm the correct class rating for your specific voltage level.