Tips: How to perform visual inspection on insulating gloves before

When choosing protective gloves, we need to understand it. The use of general protective gloves and precautions are the most practical, but also must understand, which is a great help for the selection and use of protective gloves.

1. There are many types of protective gloves, which should be selected according to the protective function. First of all, you should clearly identify the object of protection and then carefully select it. Such as acid and alkali resistant gloves, resistant to strong acid (alkali), only resistant to low concentrations of acid (alkali), resistant to organic solvents and chemical reagents are different. Therefore, it cannot be used indiscriminately to avoid accidents.

2. Waterproof, acid and alkali proof gloves should be carefully inspected before use to observe whether the surface is damaged. The simple method to take is to blow into the glove, squeeze the sleeve tightly by hand, observe whether the leak. If it leaks, it cannot be used.

3. Rubber, plastic and other protective gloves should be washed clean, dry, avoid high temperatures when stored, and sprinkle talcum powder on the product to prevent adhesion.

4. Insulating gloves should be regularly tested for electrical insulation performance, not in compliance with the regulations can not be used.

5. Contact with strong oxidizing acids such as nitric acid, chromic acid, etc., due to strong oxidation can cause product brittle, discoloration, early damage. High concentrations of strong oxidizing acids may even cause burn-out and should be observed.

6. Latex industrial gloves are only suitable for weak acids, low concentrations of sulfuric acid and various salts, and should not be exposed to strong oxidizing acids (nitric acid, etc.).

Insulated gloves are a type of electrical safety appliance that protect personal safety and must maintain good performance. Therefore, the following visual inspection should be performed before use:

(1) Whether the insulating gloves meet the requirements of the regulations.

(2) Whether the insulating gloves are in good condition, whether the surface is damaged and clean or not; if there is dust, it shall be wiped clean; damaged and carbon-imprinted shall not be used.

(3) Insulated gloves are rubber products and shall not have defects such as trauma, cracks, loopholes, bubbles, burrs, scratches, etc. If defects are found, they should be stopped and replaced in time.

(4) Check that the voltage rating of the insulating gloves matches the voltage rating of the simulated operating equipment. The voltage rating of the insulating gloves should be equal to or higher than the voltage rating of the simulated operating electrical equipment.