Protective gloves, like labor insurance shoes, have their own relevant requirements. As of the end of January 2007, the relevant standards for protective gloves mainly include General Technical Conditions for Labor Protective Gloves (GB 12624-1990) and Dipping Gloves (GB/ T 18843-2002) and "anti-vibration gloves" (GB/T 18843-2000) and "forest fire gloves" (LD 59-1994).
The "Insulated Gloves for Live Working" (LD 34.1-1992) and "Labor Protective Gloves" (LD 34-1992) standards are abolished, and the replacement standard "General Technical Conditions for Labor Protective Gloves" (GB 12624-1990) The General Technical Conditions for Protective Gloves (GB/T 12624-2006) has been published. Repealed in accordance with the following standards of the State Administration of Work Safety No. 1 of 2007:
1. Oil resistant gloves LD 34.1-1992;
2. Acid and alkali resistant gloves LD 34.2-1992;
3. Welder gloves LD 34.3-1992;
4, anti-X-ray gloves LD 34.5-1992.
The alternative criteria are:
1. Oil resistant gloves AQ 6101-2007;
2. Acid and alkali resistant gloves AQ 6102-2007;
3. Welder protective gloves AQ 6103-2007;
4, anti-X-ray gloves AQ 6104-2007.
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