What color label identifies Class 1 rubber gloves?

Class 1 rubber gloves are designated for use in situations where the voltage does not exceed 7,500 volts. The color coding system for rubber insulating gloves helps ensure that linemen and electrical workers can quickly identify the appropriate class for the work being performed and ensure their safety. The white label specifically indicates that the gloves meet the necessary standards for protection at this voltage level, making them suitable for specific applications without risking exposure to higher voltage levels that could lead to serious injury. The labeling system is standardized, thus providing clarity and uniformity within the industry for the safety of all workers handling electrical equipment.