ProGARM 2678 Glove, Anti-Static, 55.5cal/cm²

ProGARM 2678 ARC Glove
SKU: 2678

The ProGARM 2678 arc flash glove is a Kevlar-lined goatskin leather glove with a waterproof, windproof lining and flame-resistant Nomex insulation. Arc rated to 50 cal/cm² (ARC 4) with EN 388 and EN 407 mechanical and thermal ratings, it suits switching and electrical work in utilities, rail, petrochemical and industrial environments.

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ProGARM 2678 Arc Flash Gloves, 50 cal/cm² (ARC 4)

The ProGARM 2678 is a high-performance arc flash glove built around a three-layer construction: goatskin outer shell, waterproof and windproof membrane, and a Kevlar liner with flame-resistant Nomex insulation. It keeps hands warm and dry outdoors while carrying a 50 cal/cm² (ARC 4) open-arc rating, among the highest available in a leather glove.

As authorised ProGARM distributors, we supply the full range of arc flash gloves to utilities, generating stations, rail and industrial electrical sites across Ireland.

Key Features

  • Arc rated 50 cal/cm² (ARC 4) under the open-arc test method
  • Three-layer build: goatskin shell, waterproof membrane, Kevlar liner
  • Flame-resistant Nomex insulation for cold-weather work
  • Cut resistant to ANSI/ISEA 105 Level 2 and 3
  • Form-fit design for dexterity when switching or racking
  • Flame resistant, exceeding ASTM D6413 requirements

Specifications

Attribute Detail
Brand / model ProGARM 2678
Open arc rating EBT50 = 50 cal/cm², ARC 4
EN 388 Rated (mechanical protection)
EN 407 Rated (thermal protection)
Construction Goatskin, waterproof membrane, Kevlar liner, FR Nomex insulation
Sizes Large, XLarge, 2XLarge
Sectors Industrial electrical, petrochemical, rail, utilities and power generation

When to Use Them

These gloves suit outdoor switching, racking and line work where arc flash protection, cut resistance and weather protection matter at once. Arc-rated gloves protect against thermal energy, not electric shock; for live working or proving dead you still need insulating gloves of the correct class. Selection should follow the incident energy on your arc flash labels. If you are unsure, our arc flash study service will establish it, and our arc flash information hub explains the basics.

FAQs

Are ProGARM 2678 gloves insulating gloves?

No. They are arc-rated leather gloves protecting against the thermal energy of an arc flash. They are not tested to EN 60903 and give no protection against electric shock. Where live contact is possible, use insulating gloves of the correct class, typically with leather overgloves.

What does the 50 cal/cm² (ARC 4) rating mean?

It is the open-arc test result, EBT50 = 50 cal/cm²: the glove protects against incident energy up to that level. Compare it with your arc flash labels or study. If calculated values exceed 50 cal/cm², you need a higher-rated solution, typically a switching suit and hood.

What sizes are available?

Manufacturer information lists Large, XLarge and 2XLarge. The form-fit cut keeps dexterity for switching and racking, so a close but comfortable fit matters. Contact us if you need help matching sizes across your team.

Not exactly what you are looking for? Contact us with your exact requirements, we’re happy to help.

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