What makes NOVAX gloves an industry favorite isn’t just their insulation power—it’s the attention to detail in every aspect of their design and construction:

• High Voltage Ratings: NOVAX gloves come in a full range of classes (Class 00 to Class 4) to match voltage exposure levels from 500V up to 36,000V.
• Natural Rubber Material: Carefully sourced natural rubber enhances dielectric properties, offering superior resistance to electrical current while ensuring softness and comfort.
• Bi-color Design: Most NOVAX gloves feature a bi-color construction (e.g., red/black) to help users detect physical wear and cuts more easily.
• Ergonomic Fit: The anatomical design ensures flexibility and reduces hand fatigue, which is crucial during extended use.
• Durability: Their resistance to ozone, oil, and mechanical stress gives them a long life even in harsh environments.
• Complete Kits: NOVAX glove kits typically include rubber insulating gloves, leather outer protectors, and a durable storage bag, ensuring comprehensive hand protection.
• Traceability: Each glove is marked with date of manufacture and lot number for easy tracking, compliance, and retesting purposes.

Fitting NOVAX Gloves: Size and Selection Guide

Wearing gloves that fit correctly is essential not just for comfort but for safety. Oversized gloves can reduce dexterity and tactile feedback, while tight gloves can restrict circulation and movement.

NOVAX Insulating Gloves are available in various sizes, and the selection process typically involves measuring the circumference of the hand at the palm (excluding the thumb) and the length from fingertip to wrist. Always refer to NOVAX sizing chart and consult your safety officer for precise measurement protocols.

For heavy-duty work, it’s recommended to go one size up if you’ll be wearing cotton liners or if your tasks require additional thermal protection.

**NOVAX® gloves are available in four lengths to suit different protection needs:
280mm (11”), 360mm (14”), 410mm (16”), and 460mm (18”)

***A wide range of sizes is offered, including both full and half sizes for a more precise fit:
Sizes 6 to 12, including half sizes: 6, 7, 8, 8½, 9, 9½, 10, 10½, 11, 11½, and 12

How to Layer NOVAX Gloves: Leather Protectors and Liners

Electrical gloves are never used alone. NOVAX provides:

• Leather Protectors: These are worn over the rubber insulating gloves to protect against cuts, abrasions, and punctures that could compromise insulation.
• Cotton Liners: Especially useful in hot or cold conditions, liners improve comfort and reduce perspiration.

Remember: never use leather protectors by themselves. They provide no electrical protection and should always be worn with the rubber gloves.

How to Properly Maintain NOVAX Gloves

Maintenance is non-negotiable when it comes to electrical PPE. Damaged gloves can cause injury or even be fatal. Here’s a best practice checklist for NOVAX glove care:

• Daily Visual Inspection: Check for any visible signs of wear, such as cracks, holes, or swelling.
• Air Inflation Test: Inflate the glove and check for air leaks. This can be done manually or using a glove inflator kit.
• Routine Washing: Clean gloves with lukewarm water and mild soap. Dry them flat in a cool, shaded area.
• Storage: Always store gloves in a protective bag. Keep them out of direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, ozone-producing equipment, or areas with high moisture.
• Bi-Annual Testing: According to OSHA and ASTM D120, gloves must be tested every six months if not in use and immediately before each use if regularly used.

Common Myths About Electrical Gloves—Debunked

Myth 1: Any rubber glove insulates.
False. Only certified dielectric rubber gloves like NOVAX meet the required safety standards.

Myth 2: Gloves only need replacing when visibly damaged.
Wrong. Gloves degrade over time even without visible damage. Testing is mandatory.

Myth 3: Leather protectors are optional.
Absolutely not. Leather protectors are essential in preventing mechanical wear that could lead to insulation failure.

Frequently Asked Questions About NOVAX Electrical Gloves

Q1: How long do NOVAX gloves last?
A: With proper care and maintenance, NOVAX gloves can last several years. However, retesting is required every 6 months.

Q2: Are NOVAX gloves resistant to ozone and oil?
A: Yes, NOVAX gloves can be customized to resist ozone, oils, and acids, the basic version doesn’t include ozone or oil protection, but enhanced options are available upon request.

Q3: Can NOVAX gloves be used in cold climates?
A: Wear Glove Liners under Rubber Insulating Gloves for added comfort and protection, they come in cotton or cotton-polyester blend, helping keep hands warm in cold weather and absorb sweat in heat.

Q4: What voltage ratings are available?
A: From Class 00 (500V) to Class 4 (36,000V).

Conclusion: Trust NOVAX for Total Shock Protection

NOVAX is more than just a brand, it’s a commitment to your safety. Whether you’re working in high-voltage environments or conducting low-voltage diagnostics, NOVAX gloves offer reliability, comfort, and compliance.

From globally recognized certifications to real-world performance, NOVAX electrical gloves empower professionals to work confidently and safely. Equip yourself with NOVAX and take control of your safety.

**NOVAX^® began in 2003 with the manufacture of rubber insulating gloves under G.B. Industries Sdn. Bhd., a company which had a 20-year-old legacy in manufacturing household glove.

Contact us for expert consultation and tailored glove recommendations based on your specific requirements and working conditions. We’re here to help you choose the best fit and protection for your needs.