Flex & Grip insulating gloves avoid the need for over-gloves
The Engineering Network Ltd
Posted to News on 9th Jul 2008, 13:14

Flex & Grip insulating gloves avoid the need for over-gloves

Regeltex is extending its range of Flex & Grip insulating gloves to include models that offer protection up to a maximum voltage of 36,000V. The gloves' high-performance dielectric properties and mechanical resistance offer sufficient protection without the need for over-gloves.

Flex & Grip insulating gloves avoid the need for over-gloves

In compliance with the requirements of the IEC 60903 and EN 60903 standards, leather over-gloves used to be required, together with insulating gloves, to protect wearers from any risk of abrasion or perforation. Regeltex's Flex & Grip offers sufficient protection in a single glove and therefore eliminates the need for expensive and unwieldy over-gloves.

The Flex & Grip glove provides numerous benefits. It is non-slip, even under humid conditions, ensuring the safety of the wearer. It is also made of a softer, more comfortable material. Moreover, Flex & Grip is easier to use, as only one pair of gloves is needed instead of two. The glove is also, therefore, more cost-effective, as a single pair of Flex & Grip gloves costs less than a pair of insulating gloves and one of over-gloves. Finally, the company claims that it processes 95 per cent of orders within three weeks (compared with up to eight weeks in the rest of the industry), thanks to the recent installation of a third production line.

Regeltex meets all European and international standards in this field. It claims that it is currently the only company to deploy all the control equipment needed to validate production batches internally, which is essential, as controls and tests are a major part of the manufacturing process for such products.

The gloves are designed for use in a wide range of industries, including energy, public transport, telecoms, defence, mining and manufacturing as well as within installation and maintenance companies.


Regeltex

Avenue Jean Bonnefont
36100 Issoudun
FRANCE

+33 (0) 254 030 094

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