7634.21.pdf
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- CL0-6520 Re-bid
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- King County, Washington
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This is a Material Standard document issued by Seattle City Light, a municipal utility serving the City of Seattle, Washington. The standard specifies requirements for leather protector gloves (also known as keepers) designed for use with Class 2 electrical insulating rubber gloves. The gloves are available in eight sizes ranging from 8 to 12 inches, with corresponding Seattle City Light stock numbers (763353 through 763357). The leather protectors are required to be 12 inches in length, cream or tan in color with a straight cuff design, fluorescent orange on the backside, and made of cowhide with non-metallic buckle and pull strap options. The standard references ASTM F 696 as the applicable industry specification and requires all protectors to comply with its testing and marking requirements. Packaging must include manufacturer identification, part numbers, product descriptions, and SCL stock numbers, while shipping containers must be marked with the purchase order number. The document identifies two approved manufacturers: Kunz Glove Company and Salisbury, each with specific part numbers corresponding to each glove size.
This material standard supersedes the previous version effective October 6, 2025, with a new effective date of February 13, 2026, and is coordinated by Laura Vanderpool, Standards Engineering Supervisor Brett Hanson, and Division Director Bob Risch. The standard is part of a broader solicitation to replace Seattle City Light's current contract 3750, which has an average annual spend of $45,000 for electric utility grade lineman gloves and rubber goods. The material standard emphasizes that leather protectors must be worn over rubber insulating gloves and cannot be used alone for electrical shock protection, with separate standards established for Class 0 gloves under SCL 7634.20. No substitutes for the approved manufacturers are accepted, and all products must meet specified compliance requirements prior to delivery.
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| ITB#_CL0-6520_Re-Bid_-_Insurance_Requirements_and_Transmittal.docx | DOCX document | |
| 7634.62.pdf | ||
| 7634.60.pdf | ||
| 7634.20.pdf | ||
| 7633.20.pdf | ||
| 4010.60.pdf | ||
| Insurance_Requirements_and_Transmittal.doc | DOC document | |
| Rebate_Report_Template.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet |
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Seattle City Light
MATERIAL STANDARD
Standard Number: 7634.21 Superseding: October 6, 2025
Effective Date: February 13, 2026 Page: 1 of 3
Standard Coordinator Laura Vanderpool
Standards Engineering Supervisor Brett Hanson
Division Director Bob Risch
Protector Gloves, Leather, for Class 2 Rubber Insulating Gloves
1. Scope
This material standard covers the requirements for leather protector gloves for use with Class 2 electrical insulating rubber gloves as specified in SCL 7634.62.
The requirements for leather protector gloves for use with Class 0 electrical insulating rubber gloves are specified in SCL 7634.20.
This material standard applies to the following Seattle City Light (SCL) stock numbers:
Stock No. Size 763353 8 763350 8-1/2 763354 9 763351 9-1/2 763355 10 763352 10-1/2 763356 11 763357 12
2. Application
Leather protectors, 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 protectors.
Leather protectors shall not be used alone for protection against electric shock.
Protectors, Leather, for Class 2 Rubber Insulating Gloves
Standard Number: 7634.21 Superseding: October 6, 2025
Page: 2 of 3
3. Industry Standards
Protectors shall meet the applicable requirements of the latest revision of the following industry standard:
ASTM F 696; Standard Specification for Leather Protectors for Rubber Insulating Gloves and Mittens
4. Requirements
Protectors shall have the following attributes:
Length (in) 12 Glove Color Cream/Tan Cuff Design Straight Cuff Color (Backside) Fluorescent Orange Type Cowhide Required Options Non-Metallic Buckle and Pull Strap
5. Marking
Protectors shall be marked according to the requirements of ASTM F-696.
6. Testing
Protectors shall be tested according to the requirements of ASTM F-696.
Test data that establishes compliance with the requirements of ASTM F-696 shall be provided upon request.
7. Packaging
Protectors shall be packaged to prevent damage during shipping, handling, and storage.
Packages shall be legibly marked with:
Manufacturer name Manufacturer part number Product description Seattle City Light stock number
Shipping containers shall be legibly marked with:
SCL purchase order number
8. Issuance
Stock unit: PR
Protectors, Leather, for Class 2 Rubber Insulating Gloves
Standard Number: 7634.21 Superseding: October 6, 2025
Page: 3 of 3
9. Approved Manufacturers
Stock No. Size Kunz Glove Company Salisbury
763353 8 1050-3*8 ILP3S/8–8-1/2
763350 8-1/2 1050-3*8.5 ILP3S/8–8-1/2
763354 9 1050-3*9 ILP3S/9–9-1/2
763351 9-1/2 1050-3*9.5 ILP3S/9–9-1/2
763355 10 1050-3*10 ILP3S/10–10-1/2
763352 10-1/2 1050-3*10.5 ILP3S/10–10-1/2
763356 11 1050-3*11 ILP3S/11–11-1/2
763357 12 1050-3*12 ILP3S/12–12-1/2
10. References
SCL Material Standard 7634.20; “Protectors, Leather, for Class 0 Rubber Insulating Gloves”
SCL Material Standard 7634.62; “Gloves, Insulating, Rubber, Class 2”
11. Sources
ASTM D 120-08; Standard Specification for Rubber Insulating Gloves
ASTM F 496-08; Standard Specification for In-Service Care of Insulating Gloves and Sleeves
Shipek, John; SCL Standards Supervisor and originator of 7634.21
| Protector Gloves, Leather, for Class 2 Rubber Insulating Gloves |
| 1. Scope |
| 2. Application |
| 3. Industry Standards |
| 4. Requirements |
| 5. Marking |
| 6. Testing |
| 7. Packaging |
| 8. Issuance |
| 9. Approved Manufacturers |
| 10. References |
| 11. Sources |
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