Insulation classes range from Class 00 to Class 4, each rated for specific maximum voltages under Saudi safety standards. Always select a glove class that exceeds your system’s operating voltage. For high-risk sites, double-gloving with a protective outer layer is recommended. Visit the voltage guide to match the right class to your job site conditions.

High temperatures and moisture accelerate rubber degradation, reducing dielectric strength over time. Store gloves in cool, dry, shaded areas away from direct sunlight. Clean them only with lukewarm water and mild soap. Schedule routine dielectric testing at SASO-approved centers in Riyadh or Jeddah, and replace any gloves showing surface cracks immediately.

Genuine gloves must display clear certification marks, an IEC 60903 compliance label, and a printed batch number with a valid expiration date. Always request a current dielectric test report from an accredited laboratory. Youmats stocks only fully certified global brands with complete documentation, ensuring your team meets Saudi construction safety compliance.

Prices typically range from 25 to 80 SAR per pair, depending on the insulation class and rubber compound quality. Higher-rated double-glove sets cost more but offer extended durability. Youmats provides competitive bulk pricing for contractors in Dammam and Qassim, ensuring consistent supply for large-scale construction projects.

Under Saudi safety regulations, electrical gloves require mandatory dielectric testing every six months and have a maximum service life of four years, regardless of usage. Replace them immediately if you detect punctures, tearing, or permanent stiffness caused by intense summer heat or heavy sweating.