Salisbury gloves

Salisbury gloves are designed to provide workers with protection against electrical hazards. The gloves are manufactured using a solvent-based rubber mix, which requires a thorough production process. This process is claimed to create stronger and more durable gloves, which are proven to last longer than gloves made with the water-based mixture used by most other manufacturers. The gloves are easier to pull on and off, in comparison to their non-chlorinated counterparts, which can stick to hands or arms.

The gloves are manufactured in dual colours, including yellow on the inside, with black on the outside, or red on the inside, with black on the outside. Manufactured using glove forms with rounded fingers rather than square, the gloves are moulded to the human hand and are available in three types of cuffs: straight cuff, bell and contoured.

The straight and bell cuffs come in sizes 14, 16 and 18″, with the straight being the standard make, while the bell cuffs accommodate bulkier winter clothing and allow greater airflow in warmer weather. The contoured cuff is available in size 18″ and helps to prevent bunching or binding at the elbow while bending.The gloves are available in a variety of classes, including Class 00 (500 V) through to Class 4 (36,000 V).