These nitrile coated work gloves are thin enough to handle screws and tap a phone without taking them off, for panel work on a dead circuit, assembly and repairs. A rubbery coating covers the palm and fingers and a knit cuff sits at the wrist. Printed marks of 400V or 500V come from the maker, and we hold no test report behind them, so please read the warning. It is part of our Home Essentials collection.
Key features
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Nitrile palm coating – a thin rubber layer on the palm and fingers for grip
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Touchscreen fingertips – photos show a phone being used while wearing them
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Knit backs and cuffs – the backs stay uncoated, except on the fully coated red style
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Three styles – black, blue or red, labeled 1, 2 and 3 by the maker
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Printed voltage marks – black and red say 400V, blue says 500V, with no test report
Specifications
| Coating |
Nitrile rubber |
| Fingertips |
Touchscreen |
| Styles |
Black (400V mark), blue (500V mark), red (400V mark) |
| Insulation rating |
No test report held |
| Size |
Not listed |
Frequently asked questions
Can I use these nitrile gloves on live electrical circuits?
No. Do not rely on these nitrile gloves for live electrical work. Printed 400V and 500V marks come from the maker, and we hold no test report or safety rating.
Do the touchscreen work gloves work with a phone?
The maker shows the touchscreen work gloves operating a phone. Response can vary by screen and by how clean the fingertips are.
What size are the nitrile coated gloves?
The maker gives no size chart or size option for the nitrile coated gloves. Email us before ordering if you have very large or very small hands.
What is the difference between the work glove colors?
The black and blue work gloves have a coated palm and knit back, while the red pair is coated across the whole hand with a speckled cuff.
Buying more than one, ordering again, or shopping for a gift or event? Email cs@elysianoble.com with the product link for a personal quote.
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