Raida Sparky Work Gloves

Raida Sparky Work Gloves are durable, high‑dexterity work gloves designed to protect hands during
electrical, mechanical and general site tasks. With a grippy palm, close‑fit design and robust
construction, they offer comfort and control for electricians, installers and tradespeople handling
tools, fixings and components throughout the working day.

Raida Sparky Work Gloves are designed with the needs of on‑site trades in mind. A snug, stretchy
liner gives a close, comfortable fit, while a robust palm area provides grip and abrasion resistance
when handling tools, cable, conduit, fixings and building materials. The flexible design supports
precise work such as terminating cables, fixing accessories and assembling components, while still
offering everyday protection from dirt, minor knocks and abrasions.

Typically supplied in a selection of sizes for a tailored fit, Raida Sparky Work Gloves are suitable
for use in warehouses, workshops, on construction sites and in maintenance roles. They are a practical
choice for anyone needing a balance of dexterity, comfort and durability during routine installation
and handling work.

Typical Use Cases

• Electrical installation and maintenance (handling cable, trunking, accessories and tools).
• General construction and fit‑out work – fixing, drilling, cutting and assembly tasks.
• Warehouse / logistics – loading, unloading and order picking.
• Mechanical and plant maintenance – handling parts, fasteners and tools.
• DIY and workshop projects where grip and hand protection are required.

Usage & Selection Tips

• Choose the right size: Select a size that fits snugly without restricting movement for best dexterity and comfort.
• Match to the task: Use Sparky Work Gloves for general handling, assembly and light mechanical work; choose heavier‑duty gloves for sharp or high‑risk tasks.
• Keep them clean: Brush off debris and follow any washing guidance on the packaging to maintain grip and hygiene.
• Inspect regularly: Replace gloves that are worn through, torn or have damaged palms to maintain protection.
• Follow safety rules: Always comply with site PPE policies and use additional protection where risk assessments require it.

Technical Information (Typical)

Exact specification may vary by size and production batch; always check the product packaging or
Raida technical data for full details. Typical characteristics of Raida Sparky Work Gloves include:

• Brand / Model: Raida Sparky Work Gloves.
• Design: Close‑fit work glove with grippy palm and flexible back.
• Liner: Knitted or synthetic fabric liner for comfort and flexibility (check material on label).
• Palm: Textured or coated palm for improved grip and abrasion resistance (exact coating varies by variant).
• Cuff: Elasticated wrist for secure fit and debris reduction.
• Colours: Typically contrasting palm and back for easy identification (check specific colourway supplied).
• Sizes: Commonly available in multiple sizes (e.g. S–XL or 7–11 – confirm available range).
• Standards: May meet relevant EN hand protection standards – refer to product markings and data sheet for exact ratings.

Always consult the manufacturer’s documentation for confirmed EN ratings, recommended applications
and any specific limitations before use.

Key Features

• High‑dexterity work glove – ideal for tasks requiring feel and control.
• Durable, grippy palm – improves handling of tools, cable and components.
• Comfortable fit – elasticated wrist and flexible materials for day‑long wear.
• Multi‑purpose – suitable across electrical, mechanical, warehouse and maintenance roles.
• Available in multiple sizes – helps ensure a safe, comfortable fit for most users.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Common Uses / How to Use

To get the best from Raida Sparky Work Gloves:

1. Select the correct size based on your hand measurement and try them on for a snug, flexible fit.
2. Inspect gloves before use to ensure there are no holes, tears or worn‑through areas.
3. Use the gloves for suitable tasks such as general handling, installation and light mechanical work.
4. Keep gloves clean and dry when possible, and allow them to air out between uses.
5. Replace gloves when they show significant wear or no longer provide adequate grip and protection.