1000℃ High Heat Resistant Gloves S1235

Description

1000°C Heat-Resistant Gloves are specialized for extreme heat. Their reflective and insulating multi-layer design is engineered for survival in environments like foundries and fire scenes. They do not make the hands “heat-proof.” Their effective use demands strict discipline, constant vigilance for heat breakthrough, and unwavering adherence to time limits and inspection protocols. Misuse will result in severe burns

More Features: Maximum Thermal Insulation & Reflection: Multi-layer construction . The aluminized surface reflects up to 90% of radiant heat (like from a furnace). The thick inner layer provides prolonged resistance to conducted heat, creating a significant thermal barrier.

Inherent Flame and Spark Resistance: The materials will not burn, melt, or drip when exposed to extreme heat or direct flame. They are designed for survival in the most severe thermal environments.

Structural Durability for Severe Service: Reinforced stitching with high-temp thread and often extended gauntlet cuffs. Designed to withstand the physical abrasion of handling heavy, rough hot materials. The long cuff protects the forearm from radiant heat and splashes.

Applications:
1)Primary Applications (Extreme Environments)
2)Foundries & Metal Casting: Handling ladles, molds, or hot metal ingots.
3)Glass Manufacturing: Working with molten glass or hot glass-forming equipment.
4)Forging & Heat Treatment: Removing parts from high-temperature furnaces or ovens.
5)Firefighting & Emergency Services (Overhaul & Proximity): Handling extremely hot debris or operating in high radiant heat zones.
6)Aerospace & Ceramics: Handling components during high-temperature curing or testing.

Important Precautions / Warnings
SEVERE BURN HAZARD – UNDERSTAND THE LIMITS: These gloves are for EXTREMELY BRIEF CONTACT ONLY at maximum rated temperatures. Heat will penetrate the glove over time. Prolonged exposure, even at lower temperatures, will cause burns. There is NO “safe” extended handling time at 1000°C.

NOT for Molten Metal Immersion: While resistant to splashes, they are NOT designed for submersion in molten metal, which would cause immediate, catastrophic failure.

Mandatory Pre-Use Inspection: Check for ANY damage before EVERY use: holes, torn stitching, or compromised insulation. NEVER use a damaged glove.

Strict Time Discipline: Establish and follow strict maximum handling times (often mere seconds at peak temperature). If you feel any warmth through the glove, stop immediately.