Electrical Safety · 5 pairs
1000V insulated electrician gloves
Flexible insulated gloves for circuit handling, assembly, EV, HVAC, and maintenance work.
$47.41
INDUSTRIAL PPE · DIRECT CHECKOUT · QUOTE SUPPORT
PPE procurement with the specs up front.
Shop work gloves, hearing, eye, welding, and chemical protection with SKU-level specs, quote routing, and documentation support for industrial buyers.
Standard references
ANSI · ASTM · EN BY SKU
Hazard-led specs
RISK · CATEGORY · SKU
Tracked fulfillment
OPTIONS AT CHECKOUT
30-day return window
UNWORN PPE
Established 2008 · international industrial brand
Global protection, from manufacturing to service.
Established in 2008, GOL-SIV integrates scale manufacturing, specialized market operations, and service support for industrial PPE buyers worldwide.
We keep improving core products through worksite use, direct customer feedback, and a long-term commitment to protection at work and in daily life.
Established
2008
- MANUFACTURE Scale manufacturing Core PPE families organized around repeatable specs, product improvement, and procurement clarity.
- MARKET Market-ready PPE Products are positioned by hazard, trade use, category, and buying path, not only by SKU title.
- SERVICE Direct service route Quote routing, documentation support, and customer feedback help industrial buyers reorder with confidence.
- UPGRADE Continuous upgrades Direct customer feedback informs upgrades in materials, fit, packaging, and product clarity.
Core protection systems
Start with high-intent categories, then open product specs for sizing, standards, pack count, and quote status.
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Heat-resistant welding gloves
Long-cuff leather gloves for fabrication, grinding, welding, and high-heat bench work.
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SNR 34DB · ANSI S3.19
SNR 34dB noise reduction earmuffs
Over-ear hearing protection for construction, woodworking, shop floors, and range use.
$56.99
ANSI Z87.1 · Anti-fog
ANSI Z87.1 bulk safety goggles
Contractor-grade protective eyewear for industrial jobsites, labs, and maintenance kits.
$62.69
Protection categories
Five protection families — pick a category, then refine by standard reference, product type, and sales mode.
Specified for your trade
Use trade cards as a starting point, then confirm each SKU against the hazard, standard, size, and task duration your crew requires.
Electrical maintenance
Hazards
Shock · Arc flash · Cut
Certs
ASTM D120 · ANSI Z87.1 · ANSI A5
System
View electrical maintenance system
- Insulating gloves
- Arc-rated sleeves
- Z87.1 goggles
- NRR hearing protection
Welding & fabrication
Hazards
Spark · Slag burn · Heat
Certs
Welding gloves · jobsite PPE
System
View welding & fabrication system
- Heat-rated gloves
- Welding sleeves
- Spark-resistant apron
- Eye protection
Construction
Hazards
Cut · Impact · Noise · Debris
Certs
ANSI A3–A9 · EN 388 · ANSI Z87.1
System
View construction system
- Cut-resistant gloves
- Earmuffs
- Goggles
- Steel-knit sleeves
Chemical handling
Hazards
Acid splash · Solvent · Permeation
Certs
EN 374 · EN 16523-1 · ANSI/ISEA 105
System
View chemical handling system
- Chemical-resistant gloves
- Apron
- Splash goggles
- Respirator
HAZARD GUIDE
Risk-to-PPE category guide
Choose PPE by the risk on the job.
Start with the exposure your crew faces, then move to the protection family, product page, size, pack, and purchase route.
Shop by protection category →
Risk-to-category routing
Open the matching family, then confirm SKU specs.
- SHOCK Insulated gloves · eye protection · hearing as needed
- CUT Cut-resistant gloves and sleeves · grip checks
- HEAT Welding gloves · sleeves · eye and face protection
- SPLASH Chemical-resistant gloves · aprons · splash goggles
- NOISE SNR / NRR hearing protection · jobsite comfort
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Name the exposure Shock · cut · heat · splash · noiseChoose risk
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Open the family Hand · eye/face · hearing · bodyCompare category
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Confirm the SKU Size · pack · standard referenceBuy or request quote
Buy with confidence before you commit.
Industrial PPE buyers need clear answers before checkout, quote, or approval: what risk the SKU addresses, which details are visible, and where to request support.
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Risk fit
Hazard · application
Concern
Does this PPE match the jobsite risk?
Check
Shock, cut, heat, splash, noise, or debris exposure
Route
Protection categories and PDP specs
Next
Start with the hazard, then shortlist the SKU
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Spec clarity
Model · size · pack
Concern
Can safety and procurement read the SKU quickly?
Check
Material, standard reference, fit, pack count, and sales mode
Route
PDP procurement summary and SKU Library
Next
Compare specs before price
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Buying route
Checkout · RFQ · documents
Concern
Can the order move through approval?
Check
Quantity, ship-to, document needs, and B2B terms
Route
Cart, B2B quote, and Documentation Center
Next
Pick direct checkout or assisted quote
Procurement checklists
Practical purchase checks from electrical, welding, construction, chemical, and MRO use cases — written as requirements each product page should answer.
For electrical maintenance orders, the first check is simple: the glove needs a clear voltage class, size path, and documentation route the safety lead can review.ASTM D120 · 1000V Class 0
Fabrication buyers ask for heat resistance, cuff coverage, and stitching that can survive daily bench work. The welding page now keeps those checks near the purchase area.ANSI Z87.1 · EN 379
Chemical handling orders need material, permeation standard, and splash coverage stated without guesswork. If the glove does not match the SDS exposure, it should not be specified.EN 374 · EN 16523-1
Construction crews compare cut level, grip, and cuff stability before price. The right SKU is the one that matches the sharpest material handled on the shift.ANSI A5–A9 · EN 388
Mixed maintenance work usually needs a practical compromise: abrasion resistance for handling, splash protection for cleanup, and enough dexterity to keep the glove on.EN 388 · EN 374
For repeat PPE orders, short product titles matter. Crews reorder faster when the card shows the rating, pack size, and intended work instead of a long marketplace title.SKU · SIZE · DOCS
Know your gear.
Plain-English guides on inspecting your PPE, judging standard references, and reading what the spec sheet leaves out.
FIELD CHECK · 1 MIN
Are your 1000V insulating gloves still safe today?
A 60-second visual and electrical check anyone on your crew can run before each shift — no third-party lab needed.
You will learn
- 3 visual flags that mean retest now
- What the cuff in-service date stamp means
- When to retest vs trash a pair
BUYER GUIDE · 1 MIN
How to tell a real ANSI A5 glove from one just labeled A5
Three documents a real manufacturer can hand you on request — and the red flags on imported listings.
You will learn
- The TDM-100 test report you should ask for
- Lot-number traceability — how to verify
- 5 red flags on Amazon and MSC A5 listings
OSHA HEARING · 1 MIN
NRR 33 dB does not mean 33 dB at your ear
OSHA derating math for muffs and plugs — the formula that tells you what you are really getting in the field.
You will learn
- Why NRR is a lab number, not a field number
- The (NRR − 7) ÷ 2 derating shortcut OSHA uses
- When NRR 26 is plenty, when it is not
Pro questions, plain answers
Cert levels, retest intervals, returns, and B2B questions answered by our techs.
Which ANSI cut level should I buy for my trade?
Light handling and assembly: A3. General industrial including sheet-metal: A5–A7. Glass, blade, or razor-edge work: A9. Each product page lists its rated level — match it to the worst-case hazard your crew faces.
What's the difference between EN 388 and ANSI/ISEA 105?
EN 388 is the European cut/abrasion test (Coup test or TDM-100). ANSI/ISEA 105 uses TDM-100 and reports gram-force (A1–A9). Same physics, different label. Where a SKU carries both references, the PDP should show both clearly.
Do 1000V insulating gloves need in-service dielectric retesting?
Yes. ASTM D120 / OSHA 1910.137 require electrical retesting every 6 months for in-service insulating gloves. Where supplied, initial documentation covers the shipped product; downstream retesting remains the buyer's responsibility.
Can I return PPE that's been worn or washed?
Unused, unworn PPE in original packaging may be eligible for return review within 30 days of delivery. Worn, washed, opened, or contaminated PPE cannot be resold under hygiene and safety rules. See our return policy for exceptions.
Do you offer industrial / B2B pricing for orders $500+?
Yes. Tiered volume pricing is reviewed at $500, $2,500, and $10,000 order levels. Payment terms are confirmed after account review and credit check when required.