7634.60.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 specification document issued by Seattle City Light, a municipal utility in Washington State, establishing requirements for Class 0 electrical insulating rubber gloves used by utility workers. The standard specifies gloves in eight sizes (ranging from size 7 to size 12) with corresponding stock numbers, establishing that these gloves are appropriate for use only on systems rated 1,000 volts or less. The gloves must meet ASTM D 120-08 and ASTM F 496-08 industry standards, featuring 14-inch length with yellow exterior and interior coloring, straight cuff design, and a proof test rating of 5,000 volts AC (rms). The standard mandates halogenation treatment and requires red class color marking. Packaging must include Seattle City Light's stock number on the exterior of each package, and all gloves must be marked in accordance with ASTM D-120 specifications.
The document identifies two approved manufacturers: Chance (Hubbell Power Systems) and Salisbury (by Honeywell), with specific catalog numbers designated for each size and stock number. This material standard is referenced in a related City of Seattle solicitation for Electric Utility Grade Lineman Gloves and Rubber Goods, which seeks to replace the current contract (Contract 3750) with an average annual spend of approximately $45,000. The solicitation explicitly states that substitutes will not be accepted and that bidders must provide products from the manufacturers listed in the material standards. The standard became effective August 15, 2018, superseding previous versions dated March 7, 2018.
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Seattle City Light
MATERIAL STANDARD
standard number:
superseding:
effective date:
page:
7634.60
March 7, 2018 August 15, 2018
Standards Coordinator Laura Vanderpool
Standards Supervisor John Shipek
Unit Director Andrew Strong
Gloves, Insulating, Rubber, Class 0
1. Scope
This standard covers the requirements for Class 0 electrical insulating rubber gloves.
The requirements for leather protector gloves, appropriate for use with Class 0 rubber gloves, are specified in SCL 7634.20.
The requirements for Class 2 insulating rubber gloves are specified in SCL 7634.62.
This standard applies to the following Seattle City Light stock numbers:
Stock No. Size
014333 7
014334 8
014336 9
013258 9-1/2
014337 10
013259 10-1/2
014338 11
014339 12
2. Appl icat ion
The phase-to-ground voltage to which the rubber insulating gloves may be exposed shall be limited to the maximum use voltage (see detailed requirements) of the glove.
The gloves specified in this standard are only appropriate for use on systems rated 1000 V or less.
Refer to WAC 296-45 and ASTM F-496, Section 3 for more information.
3. Industry Standards
Gloves shall meet the requirements of the following industry standards:
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
4. Detai led Requirements
Gloves shall have the following electrical ratings and attributes:
type I, non-resistant to ozone class 0 length 14 in length tolerance, in +0, -1/2 glove color (outside) yellow glove color (inside) yellow cuff design straight halogenation treatment required, or approved equal treatment class color red proof test 5,000 V ac (rms) maximum use voltage
1,000 V ac (rms)
Seattle City Light
MATERIAL STANDARD
Gloves, Insulating, Rubber, Class 0 standard number:
superseding:
effective date:
page:
7634.60
March 7, 2018 August 15, 2018
5. Marking
Each glove shall be marked according to the requirements of ASTM D-120, Section 7.
6. Testing
Gloves shall be tested according to the requirements of ASTM D-120 and F-496.
Test data that establishes compliance with the requirements of ASTM D-120 and ASTM F-496 shall be provided upon request.
7. Packaging
Gloves shall be packaged according to the requirements of ASTM D-120, Section 15, with the following clarification that the outside of each package shall be marked with Seattle City Light's Stock Number.
8. Issuance
PR
9. Approved Manufacturers
Manufacturers and Catalog Numbers
Stock No. Size Chance Salisbury
014333 7 PSC014Y7 E014Y/7
014334 8 PSC014Y8 E014Y/8
014336 9 PSC014Y9 E014Y/9
013258 9-1/2 PSC014Y9H E014Y/9H
014337 10 PSC014Y10 E014Y/10
013259 10-1/2 PSC014Y10H E014Y/10H
014338 11 PSC014Y11 E014Y/11
014339 12 PSC014Y12 E014Y/12
10. References
SCL Material Standard 7634.20; “Gloves, Leather Protectors”
SCL Material Standard 7634.62; “Gloves, Insulating, Rubber, Class 2”
WAC 296-25505 (1); "Personal Protective Equipment"; Washington Administrative Code;
Washington State
11. Sources
ASTM F 696-06: “Standard Specification for Leather Protectors for Rubber Insulating Gloves and Mittens;” ASTM
ASTM F 819-08: “Standard Terminology Relating to Electrical Protective Equipment for Workers;”
ASTM
Chance product catalog; Chance (Hubbell Power Systems)
Chance website; www.hubbellpowersystems.com
The Lineman's and Cableman's Handbook;
McGraw-Hill Professional; 9th edition
Salisbury product catalog; Salisbury
Salisbury by Honeywell website;
www.whsalisbury
Shipek, John; SCL Standards Engineer; originator, and subject matter expert for 7634.60 (john.shipek@seattle.gov)
Tawney, Everette; subject matter expert for
7634.60 (everette.tawney@seattle.gov) mailto:john.shipek@seattle.gov
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