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1 HI-LINE UTILITY SUPPLY CO. ARC FLASH PROTECTION Your One Source Supplier for UTILITY TOOLS, EQUIPMENT & PPE
2 Are You in Compliance? Recent changes by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) improve safety standards related to electrical arc flash for power generation, distribution, and transmission equipment. The updated standards create a unified and up-to-date set of requirements to help employers more effectively establish work practices to protect both employees and contractors. Employers that operate or maintain electric power generation, transmission, or distribution lines or equipment must follow OSHA (Scan the QR code at right to read the regulation). This rule applies to utilities and industrial workplaces, if certain types of equipment are present. Key milestones that need to be met: January 1, 2015: Incident Heat Energy Estimation -- Companies are required to perform a complete hazard assessment. The employer must make reasonable estimates of incident energy. April 1, 2015: Protective Equipment and Fire Resistant (FR) Clothing - Utilizing the incident energy study, employers shall provide the appropriate FR clothing and proper personal protection equipment. Take the preventative measures to protect your employees, your contractors, and assets to ensure your company is in compliance with the amended The process starts with performing incident energy studies on any new equipment or any equipment that has an incident energy study that is five years or older. Hi-Line is ready to assist you with your compliance efforts.
3 PPE Categories PPE Category 1 PPE Category 2 Arc-rated long sleeve pants or arc-rated coverall Arc-rated face shield or arc flash suit hood Arc-rated jacket, parka, rainwear or hard hat liner (as needed) Protective equipment Hard hat Safety glasses or safety goggles (selection required) Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) Heavy duty leather gloves Leather work shoes (as needed) Arc-rated long sleeve shirt (as required) Arc-rated pants (as required) Arc-rated coverall (as required) Arc-rated arc flash suit jacket (as required) Arc-rated arc flash suit pants (as required) Arc-rated arc flash suit hood Arc-rated gloves Arc-rated jacket, parka, rainwear, or hard hat liner (as needed) Protective Equipment Safety glasses or safety goggles (selection required) Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) Leather work shoes Arc-rated long sleeve shirt and pants or arc-rated coverall Arc-rated flash suit hood or arc-rated face shield and arc-rated balaclava Arc-rated jacket, parka, rainwear or hard hat liner (as needed) Protective equipment Hard Hat Safety glasses or safety goggles Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) Heavy duty leather gloves Leather work shoes PPE Category 3 PPE Category 4 Arc-rated long sleeve shirt (as required) Arc-rated pants (as required) Arc-rated coverall (as required) Arc-rated arc flash suit jacket (as required) Arc-rated arc flash suit pants (as required) Arc-rated arc flash suit hood Arc-rated gloves Arc-rated jacket, parka, rainwear, or hard hat liner (as needed) Protective equipment Hard hat Safety glasses or safety goggles (selection required) Hearing protection (ear canal inserts) Leather work shoes
4 Arc Flash Protective Equipment Kits PPE Category 2 / 12CAL Kit Kit Includes: 35 Jacket, Bib Overall, Hard Hat, Face Shield, Chin Cup, Cap Bracket, Hood, Ear Plugs, Safety Glasses, Gear Bag. Size Large-XL List Price: $ Sale Price: $296.00* Item: AG12-(size)-NG Size 2XL List Price: $ Sale Price: $328.99* Sale Pricing Valid 2/26/2015 through 4/1/2015 PPE Category 4 / 43CAL Kit Kit Includes: 35 Jacket, Bib Overall, Hard Hat, Arc Hood, Ear Plugs, Safety Glasses, Gear Bag. Size Large-XL List Price: $ Sale Price: $436.00* Item: AG43-(size)-NG Size 2XL List Price: $ Sale Price: $484.00* Sale Pricing Valid 2/26/2015 through 4/1/2015 *To complete your Kit, please select your Gloves, Protectors, Bags, & Testing from our huge in-stock selection. Ask a Customer Service Representative for more information.
5 Care & Maintenance of Arc Rated Clothing INSPECTION: Arc-rated apparel shall be inspected before each use. Work clothing or arc flash suits that are contaminated, or damaged to the extent that their protective qualities are impaired, shall not be used. Protective items that become contaminated with grease, oil, or flammable liquids or combustible materials shall not be used. See specification ASTM F1449 Standard Guide for Care and Maintenance of Flame Resistant Clothing for full recommendations on laundering and repair of FR clothing. STORAGE: Arc-rated apparel shall be stored in a manner that prevents physical damage; damage from moisture, dust, or other deteriorating agents; or contamination from flammable or combustible materials. CLEANING & REPAIR: When arc rated clothing is cleaned, manufacturer s instructions shall be followed to avoid loss of protection. When arc-rated clothing is repaired, the same arc-rated materials used to manufacture the arc-rated clothing shall be used to provide repairs. When trim, name tags, or logos, or any combination thereof, are affixed to arc-rated clothing, guidance in ASTM F 1506, Standard Performance Specification for Textile Material for Wearing Apparel for Use by Electrical Workers Exposed to Momentary Electric Arc and Related Thermal Hazards, shall be followed. LAUNDRY: When laundering, clean garment thoroughly. Dry clean or Machine wash to 140, and up to 165 on cotton blends. Tumble dry Medium. No chlorine bleach or hydrogen peroxide either separately or in the detergents. No softeners or starch. For more detail on laundering recommendations, contact manufacturer. Failure to launder properly could affect the flame resistance of the garments. FACE SHIELD CARE: Face shields should be inspected for physical integrity and should be free of cracks or excessive wear. Face shields should be kept clean for best vision. Clean with water and mild soap and dried with soft cloth. Make sure no contaminating residue is left on the shield. Store face shield in a shield stuff bag to protect it from dust and scratch. SIZING:
6 Low Voltage Gloves These Salisbury rubber insulating gloves combine high dielectric and physical strength, flexibility and durability. Salisbury gloves have earned the reputation for superior performance meeting and exceeding the requirements of ASTM D120 specifications. Low voltage gloves are available in Type I and Type II Salcor Ozone Resistant. Class Max Use Volt. 500V 500V 1KV 1KV 1KV 1KV 1KV 1KV 7.5KV Test Voltage 2.500V 2,500V 5KV 5KV 5KV 5KV 5KV 5KV 10KV Length 11" 11" 11" 11" 11" 11" 11" 14" 14" Color Red Yellow Blk Blue Red Blk/Yellow Blk Cuff Style Straight Straight Straight Straight Straight Straight Straight Straight Straight Material Salcor Gloves Only* E0011R E0011B E011Y E011B E011YB E011BL E011R E014BY E114YB Glove Kit** GK0011R GK0011B GK011Y GK011B GK011YB GK011BL GK011R GK014BY N/A Leather Protectors HLEGP0 HLEGP0 HLEGP0 HLEGP0 HLEGP0 HLEGP0 HLEGP0 ILPG4ELC HLEGP3 *When ordering Gloves only, proof testing is not included but is available for a small additional fee. **Glove Kit includes Gloves, Proof Test, Leather Protectors, and Glove Bag (Cat. No. HL5965) MEASURE YOUR GLOVE SIZE 1. Flatten your hand. 2. Run a flat measuring tape around your palm following a line across all of your knuckles. 3. Add 1" for your final glove size. Example: If you measure 9" and add 1", your glove size is 10. Most Gloves are available in sizes 7, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, & 12. Class 3 & 4 gloves begin at size 9. Mittens are only available in sizes 9, 10, & 11. Class A/C D/C Label Color Max Use Test VAC Max Use Test VDC , ,000 Tan 0 1,000 5,000 1,500 20,000 Red 1 7,500 10,000 11,250 40,000 White 2 17,000 20,000 25,500 50,000 Yellow 3 26,500 30,000 39,750 60,000 Green 4 36,000 40,000 54,000 70,000 Orange RUBBER GOODS ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE USED AT TEST VOLTAGE RATINGS
7 High Voltage Gloves These Salisbury rubber insulating gloves combine high dielectric and physical strength, flexibility and durability. All high voltage gloves are Type I and exceed the requirements of ASTM D120 specifications. High Voltage Glove Styles: easily accommodates rubber sleeves & heavier winter clothing. Better air flow in warm weather. Straight Cuff is the original style Contour Cuff prevents bunching at the elbow. Mittens keep the user warmer during cold weather. Class Max Use Volt. 17KV 17KV 17KV 17KV 17KV 17KV 17KV 17KV 17KV 17KV Test Voltage 20KV 20KV 20KV 20KV 20KV 20KV 20KV 20KV 20KV 20KV Length 14" 14" 14" 14" 16" 16" 16" 16" 18" 16" Color Red/ Red/ Cuff Style Straight Straight Straight Straight Gloves Cat. No.* Leather Protectors Red/ Contour Cuff / E214RB E214B E214BCB E214BCRB E216B E216BCB E216BCYB E216YB E218CRB E216BCBYB HLEGP3 HLEGP3 HLEGP3 HLEGP3 HLEGP5 HLEGP5 HLEGP5 HLEGP5 HLEGP5 HLEGP5 Class Max Use Volt. 17KV 17KV 17KV 26.5KV 26.5KV 26.5KV 36KV 36KV 36KV Test Voltage 20KV 20KV 20KV 30KV 30KV 30KV 40KV 40KV 40KV Length 14" 16" 18" 16" 16" 18" 16" 18" 18" Color Cuff Style Gloves Cat. No.* Leather Protectors Mitten Mitten Contour Cuff Red/ Straight Red/ Contour Cuff Straight Contour Cuff EM214BCB EM216BCB E218CYB E316RB E316BCRB E318CYB E416BCYB E418B E418CYB ILPM3S ILPM5S HLEGP5 HLEGP3 HLEGP3 HLEGP5 HLEGP3 HLEGP3 HLEGP3 *When ordering Gloves only, proof testing is not included but is available for a small additional fee.
8 Glove Accessories LEATHER PROTECTORS FOR RUBBER GLOVES MAINTAIN 1" OF EXPOSED RUBBER CUFF PER 10,000 RATED VOLTS HLEGP3 Cat. No. HLEGP0-size HLEGP3-size HLEGP5-size HLEGP0 These flexible leather protectors provide excellent protection for rubber gloves and meet ASTM specs. The low voltage protectors are made from white goatskin, while the high voltage protectors are made from cream grain cowhide. Description Low Voltage Protector, 10" o.a. High Voltage Protector, 12" o.a. with 3" cuff High Voltage Protector, 14" o.a. with 5" cuff L.V. Sizes: Order by Exact Glove Size H.V. Sizes Available: 8/8.5, 9/9.5, 10/10.5, 11/11.5, 12 FIELD GLOVE INFLATOR Cat. No. G-99 Glove Inflator G-100 G-100 Designed for all sizes, cuff types, and lengths of gloves. Use low voltage adapter for classes 0 & 00. The glove is secured to the inflator using a nylon strap and inflated by pumping the bellows. Complies with OSHA (b) (ii) Air Test. Description Glove Inflator Kit (includes G-99, G100A, strap, and storage bag) G100A Low Voltage Glove Adapter (Class 0 & 00) PREMIUM LEATHER PROTECTORS GP4 Cat. No. GP0-size GP4-size GP6-size Made over a curved hand form to ensure a proper fit over rubber gloves. Made to ASTM specs including a reinforced thumb strap, wrist pad, adjustable backstrap, nylon locking buckle, and fluorescent orange cuff. The low voltage protectors are made from white goatskin, while the high voltage protectors are made from tan cowhide. GP0 Description Low Voltage Protector, Goatskin, 10" o.a. High Voltage Protector, 12" o.a. with 3" cuff High Voltage Protector, 14" o.a. with 5" cuff L.V. Sizes: Order by Exact Glove Size H.V. Sizes Available: 7.5/8, 8.5/9, 9.5/10, 10.5/11, 11.5/12 GLOVE DUST Cat. No oz Bottle Cat. No Case of 12 This cooling, frictionless powder absorbs moisture and perspiration when wearing rubber gloves. RUBBER GLOVE CLEANER Cat. No. RBG-35LR - Qt Spray Bottle Cat. No. RBG-D72-72 Ct Wipe Canister Specially formulated water-based cleaner for removing grease, dirt, carbon, creosote, and other grimes from rubber goods. Safe for use on all natural & synthetic rubber.
9 Glove Testing With two full service Goods Test Labs in Illinois and Massachusetts, Hi-Line tests over 250,000 rubber gloves, sleeves, blankets, line hose, hoods, and boots each year. Hi-Line tests all classes of rubber goods from Class 00 to Class 4. Hi-Line s test labs are climate controlled and state-of-the-art. All testing procedures conform to ASTM standards. Are your Goods in Compliance? OSHA REGULATIONS REQUIRE ELECTRICAL TESTING OF RUBBER INSULATING EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO THE FIRST USE AND PERIODICALLY THEREAFTER. Testing Standards for Insulating Equipment Days 90 Days 6 Months 1 Year If Damage Suspected Gloves Optional Recommended Required Required Required Sleeves Optional Recommended Required Required Blankets Optional Recommended Required Required Line Hose Optional Recommended Required Hoods Optional Recommended Required Boots Optional Recommended Required *These testing standards reference federal OSHA regulations and ASTM standards. Please note that some state OSHA regulations may have even more stringent testing intervals than shown above. Testing Options Proof Testing (for NEW product) All items will be visually inspected, electrically tested, date stamped, and individually packaged. Average turnaround is 1-2 business days. Re-Testing (for USED product) All items will be cleaned, visually inspected, electrically tested, date stamped, and individually packaged. Average turnaround is 5-7 business days. GLOVE STORAGE BAGS Cat. No. HL5965 Stores one pair of low voltage gloves 12.5" x 8.75" Cat. No. HL5910 Stores one pair of gloves (up to 18") Cat. No. HL5905 Two Pocket Glove Bag. One 18" pocket and one 16" pocket Cat. No. HL5920 Two pocket glove bag. Both pockets hold up to 18" gloves.
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