Choose the size based on hand circumference and fingertip grip. The glove should fit snugly without pinching, allow a leather outer glove if needed, and stay comfortable in Riyadh or Jeddah heat. Youmats provides sizing guidance on each product for workers and engineers.

Insulated gloves are made from rubber or silicone and rated for a maximum voltage. Ordinary work gloves mainly protect against cuts, abrasions, or dirt. Insulated gloves must be air or dielectric tested regularly and matched to the site voltage before use.

Look for gloves certified to recognized electrical insulation standards, with batch test certificates from the supplier. Check the voltage class, last test date, and surface condition for holes, cuts, or cracks. Youmats supplies tested options that help meet Saudi project safety requirements.

Yes, a thin leather or cotton outer glove can protect the insulating layer from cuts, abrasions, and UV exposure. It must not restrict movement or make tools slip. Avoid thick inner gloves that trap sweat, and keep the outer glove clean and dry.

Store folded in a clean pouch away from direct sun, dust, and outdoor heat. Perform an air check before each use and periodic electrical testing according to voltage class. Discard them after expiry or when cracks appear, especially in summer heat in Makkah or Dammam.