Insulating gloves Uvex 60838 Grey Acrylic Cotton Flame resistant

Uvex 60838 insulating gloves combine a flame-retardant modacrylic and cotton knit to protect hands from thermal effects caused by short-circuit electric arcs. Designed for use with electrical equipment, these grey gloves reduce the risk of second-degree skin burns and can be worn together with the uvex power protect V1000 electrician's glove to provide both thermal and dielectric protection where required.

Advantages

The modacrylic/cotton construction is flame resistant and limits heat transfer from electric arcs. The glove design focuses on protecting hands from thermal discharge during short circuits while maintaining comfort and fit suitable for electrical work. The grey colour provides a professional appearance and compatibility with other protective gloves, such as the uvex power protect V1000.

Suitable for

• Work on electrical equipment where short-circuit arc risk is present
• Tasks requiring combined thermal and electrical hand protection when used with electrician's insulating gloves
• Industrial maintenance and installation near live or high-energy electrical systems

Key specifications

• Brand: UVEX
• Model / MPN: 6083810
• EAN: 4048612085240
• Material: Modacrylic / Cotton knit (flame retardant)
• Colour: Grey
• Intended protection: Thermal protection from short-circuit electric arcs; compatible with electrician's insulating gloves for dielectric protection

How to use

Put the uvex 60838 insulating glove on as the outer thermal protection layer when performing work with a risk of short-circuit electric arcs. If dielectric protection is required, wear the uvex power protect V1000 electrician's insulating glove underneath the uvex 60838 glove following the manufacturer's instructions for both products. Inspect gloves before each use for damage or contamination and replace them if any defects are found.

Usage recommendations

Use these gloves as part of an overall electrical safety procedure, including lockout/tagout, voltage testing, and appropriate personal protective equipment. Do not use the insulation glove as a standalone dielectric barrier; always combine with certified insulating gloves when voltage protection is required.