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Wear These Over Your "Made to Fit" OEL Rubber Insulating Gloves for Safety and Comfort
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OEL Sales Leather Protector Gloves
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OEL Leather protector gloves protect the hands from rough, jagged objects, as well as sparks and heat. |
OEL leather protector gloves provide cushioning from blows in heavy duty work requirements as well as comfort, durability, dexterity, mild heat resistance and abrasion protection. This array of benefits makes these gloves a favorite amongst industrial workers.
- Both types of glove are tough leather on palm side and vinyl on the back for added mobility
- Available in full sizes from 7 to 12 in goatskin and 8 to 12 in cowhide
- The 10" goatskin glove is designed for class 00 - 0 wiring
- The 12" cowhide glove is designed for use with class 1- 2 wiring
- Cowhide gloves come with the gauntlet for additional protection to forearms
Ideal for use in the following:
- General industrial work
- Agricultural
- Construction
- Heavy duty applications
- Operating machinery
- Material Handling
- Driving
Cowhide Protectors: This type of glove is the most popular protector glove. These are durable, uniform, soft and pliable. Flexible and long-wearing qualities make these ideal for heavy wear.
Goatskin Protectors: This type of glove is lightweight and flexible and delivers the best dexterity They are a supple, cream colored leather which returns to its original texture after being exposed to moisture.
Liner: These 100% polypropylene glove liners add another layer of warmth as well as provide moisture relief. They are excellent for pulling sweat and moisture from your hands. You can wear these with our without gloves but NOT for arc flash protection when used alone!
| OEL-AFW-PG-10 | OEL-AFW-PG-12 | OEL-AFW-BP-GLL | |
| PRICE | |||
| Material: | Goatskin | Cowhide | Monotherm Polypropylene |
| Length: | 10" | 12" | - |
| Sizes: | 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 | 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 | One Size Fits Most |
| Class: | 00, 0 | 1, 2 | N/A |
*Warning - Do not wear leather gloves without the rubber insulating gloves when working with electricity; injury or death may occur.
| PART # | DESCRIPTION* | LENGTH | SIZES | WEIGHT | PRICE |
| OEL-AFW-PG-10 | Goatskin Gloves | 10" | 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 |
0.3 lb. | |
| OEL-AFW-PG-12 | Cowhide Gauntlet Gloves | 12" | 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 |
0.5 lb. | |
| OEL-AFW-BP-GLL | Monotherm Polypropylene Liner |
- | One Size Fits Most |
0.2 lb. |
*Warning - Do not wear leather gloves without the rubber insulating gloves when working with electricity; injury or death may occur.
WARNING: Do not use leather protectors as sole protection against electric shock as this will lead to serious injury or death. Always use proper insulating rubber gloves. P roper care is essential to glove safety. Inspect the leather protectors when inspecting rubber gloves and remove any metal, imbedded wire, abrasive materials or any substance that could physically damage the gloves.
TYPES OF LEATHER
- Cow – Thanks to the high availability or cow leather it is the most commonly used leather for gloves. The main producers of these gloves are the US and Australia. Advantages include comfort, durable, abrasion resistant and have excellent breathability.
- Goat – Testing has shown that this is a stronger, more durable leather than cow. The natural lanolin produced by goats help to create the softest, most abrasion resistant leather. This leather is highly recommended for applications requiring tactile sensitivity.
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