The CATU CG-35-2 is a transport and wall box designed to store insulating gloves from class 00 to class 4. It ensures mechanical protection against shocks and UV radiation while keeping gloves organized and accessible. The box can be mounted on walls in substations or carried using its ergonomic handle for safe glove transport.
Key Features and Benefits
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Stores insulating gloves from class 00 to class 4.
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Provides mechanical protection against shocks and UV exposure.
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Can be wall-mounted or used as a portable carrying box.
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Made from durable polypropylene with a translucent cover to monitor glove presence.
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Ergonomic handle allows easy lifting and transport.
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Quick glove-holding system with scratch strap secures gloves without damage.
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Multilingual maintenance recommendation labels included for safe glove handling.
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Compact and robust design ensures long-term protection and usability.
Recommended For
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Storing and transporting insulating gloves in substations and electrical facilities.
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Keeping gloves safe from mechanical damage and UV exposure.
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Maintaining glove organization for daily electrical operations.
Industries
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Electrical utilities
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Power generation
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Industrial maintenance
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Manufacturing facilities
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Commercial electrical services
Specifications
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Model reference: CG-35-2
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Dimensions (L × W × H): 462 × 209 × 125 mm
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Material: Polypropylene
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Weight: 0.74 kg
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Suitable for insulating gloves: Class 00 to Class 4
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Cover: Translucent for glove visibility
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Glove retention: Scratch strap system
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Handle: Ergonomic for easy carrying
CATU CG-35-2 Insulating Glove Box Selection Notes
The CATU CG-35-2 Insulating Glove Box is part of Safetyware’s electrical protection range for electricians, utilities, industrial maintenance teams, substations and facilities that need controlled protection against shock, arc flash, short-circuit or emergency rescue hazards. Review it against the actual task, voltage exposure, isolation status and site procedure before issue.
Where It Fits
| Selection area | Practical guidance |
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| Product family | Arc flash PPE |
| Typical application | Electrical maintenance, switching, testing, isolation, substation work, panel service or emergency readiness. |
| Procurement note | Match arc rating, coverage, visor or hood, gloves and site arc-flash assessment. |
Standards and Safe Work Notes
Electrical protection should support a planned safe-work sequence: isolate where practical, lock out and tag out, verify absence of voltage, control stored energy, then use rated PPE and tools for the remaining risk. Local buyers should confirm datasheets, applicable EN/IEC/ASTM markings and DOSH/SIRIM KPD documentation where required.
Common Questions
Can this be used for live electrical work?
Only if the product rating, condition, procedure and user competency match the task. Electrical work should be de-energised and isolated whenever practical.
Can I request datasheets or matching accessories?
Yes. Contact Safetyware to compare ratings, sizes, compatible accessories or documentation for your site.
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