Bags for electrical-insulating gloves are made of canvas to hold and protect gloves and help prevent tears and pinpricks.

Inflator kits for electrical-insulating gloves allows workers to fill gloves with air to test for pinpricks or tears that can allow electricity to pass through the glove to the worker. Electrical-insulating gloves should be visually inspected and tested before each use.

Glove dust for electrical-insulating gloves is sprinkled on hands or inside the glove to make gloves easier to put on and take off. It also helps keep hands cool and absorbs moisture and perspiration to keep hands more comfortable.

Harnesses for electrical-insulating sleeves are worn around the neck and clip to the sleeve to keep sleeves in place and prevent them from slipping down the arm.