7634.20.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- CL0-6520 Re-bid
- Issued by
- King County, Washington
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This is a Material Standard specification document issued by Seattle City Light, a municipal electric utility in Washington State, establishing requirements for leather protector gloves used with Class 0 electrical insulating rubber gloves. The standard specifies that leather protector gloves, also known as keepers, must be worn over rubber insulating gloves to protect workers against cuts, abrasions, and punctures, and shall not be used alone for electric shock protection. The gloves must meet ASTM F 696-06 industry standards and include detailed requirements such as a 13-inch length, goatskin material, straight cuff design with shirred elastic back, and pearl to tan color options. Eight sizes are specified, ranging from size 7 to size 12, with corresponding Seattle City Light stock numbers. Each glove requires appropriate marking per ASTM F-696 Section 9, and test data establishing compliance with ASTM F-696 Section 8 must be provided upon request. Gloves must be packaged to remain clean during shipping and storage.
Seattle City Light has standardized on two approved manufacturers for these leather protector gloves: Kunz Glove Company and Salisbury by Honeywell, each with specific catalog numbers corresponding to each size. The related solicitation indicates this contract will replace the current contract 3750 with an average annual spend of approximately $45,000 and specifies that substitutes will not be accepted; bidders must provide products from the standardized manufacturers listed in the Material Standards. The standard became effective December 10, 2024, and supersedes the previous standard dated January 11, 2018.
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Seattle City Light
MATERIAL STANDARD
standard number:
superseding:
effective date:
page:
7634.20 January 11, 2018 December 10, 2024
Standard Coordinator Laura Vanderpool
Standards Engineering Supervisor Brett Hanson
Division Director Bob Risch
Protectors, Leather, For Class 0 Rubber Insulating Gloves
1. Scope This standard covers the requirements for leather protector gloves appropriate for use with Class 0 electrical insulating rubber gloves, SCL 7634.60.
The requirements for leather protector gloves appropriate for use with Class 1 and 2 electrical insulating rubber gloves are specified in
SCL 7634.21.
This material standard applies to the following Seattle City Light stock numbers:
Stock No. Size 014341 7 014348 7-1/2 014342 8 014344 9 014345 9-1/2 013260 10 014346 10-1/2 013261 11 014347 12
2. Appl icat ion Leather protector gloves, also known as keepers, are worn over rubber insulating gloves to protect against cuts, abrasions, and punctures.
Rubber insulating gloves shall not be used without leather protector gloves.
Leather protector gloves shall not be used alone for protection against electric shock.
3. Industry Standards Gloves shall meet the requirements of the following industry standard:
ASTM F 696-06 - Standard Specification for Leather Protectors for Rubber Insulating Gloves and Mittens
4 . Detai led Requirements Leather protector gloves shall have the following attributes:
length 13 in glove color may vary from pearl to tan cuff design straight cuff type goatskin required options shirred elastic back
Seattle City Light
MATERIAL STANDARD
Protectors, Leather, for Class 0 Rubber Insulating Gloves standard number:
superseding:
effective date:
page:
7634.20 January 11, 2018 December 10, 2024
5. Marking
Each glove shall be marked according to the requirements of ASTM F-696, Section 9.
6. Test ing Gloves shall be tested according to the requirements of ASTM F-696, Section 8.
Test data that establishes compliance with the requirements of ASTM F-696 shall be provided upon request.
7. Packaging Gloves shall be packaged to keep them clean during shipping and storage.
8. Issuance
PR
10. Approved Manufacturers
9. References 7634.21; “Protectors, Leather, for Class 1 and 2 Rubber Insulating Gloves;” Material Standard; SCL 7634.60: “Gloves, Insulating, Rubber, Class 0;” Material Standard; SCL D 120-08; “Standard Specification for Rubber Insulating Gloves”; ASTM F 496-08; “Standard Specification for In-Service Care of Insulating Gloves and Sleeves”; ASTM
Shipek, John; SCL Standards Supervisor, subject matter expert and originator of 7634.20 www.kunzglove.com www.whsalisbury; Salisbury by Honeywell
Manufacturers and Catalog Numbers Stock No. Size Kunz Glove Company Salisbury
014341 7 913-7 LPG13-7
014348 7-1/2 913-7.5 LPG13-7.5
014342 8 913-8 LPG13-8
014344 9 913-9 LPG13-9
014345 9-1/2 913-9.5 LPG13-9H
013260 10 913-10 LPG13-10
014346 10-1/2 913-10.5 LPG13-10H
013261 11 913-11 LPG13-11
014347 12 913-12 LPG13-12
| Protectors, Leather, For Class 0 Rubber Insulating Gloves |
| 1. Scope |
| 2. Application |
| 3. Industry Standards |
| 4. Detailed Requirements |
| 5. Marking |
| 6. Testing |
| 7. Packaging |
| 8. Issuance |
| 10. Approved Manufacturers |
| 9. References |
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