Prices vary by voltage class, material, length, and order quantity. At Matkel, options start at contractor-friendly rates and extend to higher protection classes. Request a quote based on your actual voltage and quantity to get the best cost.
Choose the glove class based on the maximum expected voltage at the site plus a safety margin, since each class protects only up to a rated limit. Check the specification chart and test certificate before buying. For high-voltage circuits or major projects, consult the safety officer before selecting a higher class.
A genuine insulating glove undergoes periodic electrical testing and displays a clear voltage class, while shock-resistant gloves may only reduce risk. Confirm the inspection date, quality markings, and absence of punctures or cuts. Ask the supplier for the test certificate before use on live work.
Yes, leather outer gloves are recommended over insulated gloves to protect hands from scratches, heat, and rough equipment, especially in digging or hot maintenance work. However, leather gloves do not replace insulating gloves and must never be used alone as electrical protection.
Matkel offers insulated electrical gloves in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam in multiple sizes and protection classes for construction and maintenance. For hot Saudi conditions, choose a comfortable, breathable class suitable for your voltage, and always confirm the periodic inspection schedule before use.