Wholesale MS-767 Stick Welding Gloves Supplier, Suppliers

✅ Built for high-heat SMAW work, these stick welding gloves combine rugged side split cowhide with a padded heat-blocking liner for long-weld comfort.

✅ Wide reinforcements protect high-wear zones, while Kevlar® stitching and welted fingers help prevent seam burn-through from sparks and abrasion.

✅ A reinforced thumb improves grip and control, and a long gauntlet cuff (14") adds forearm coverage. A dependable choice for welders who need durable heat resistant welding gloves.

Product Description

Product Overview

Stick welding is unforgiving: more heat, more sparks, more spatter—so your gloves need insulation you can feel and seams that don’t burn out first. These stick welding gloves are built for that reality with side split cowhide and a padded heat-blocking liner for comfort during long welds. High-wear zones get wide reinforcement, while Kevlar® stitching and welted fingers help protect the thread line from sparks and abrasion—the usual failure point in SMAW gloves.

Why Welders Trust This Construction

Cotton/foam lining adds extra heat-blocking comfort for high-heat stick work
Wide reinforcement in high-wear areas to extend glove service life
Kevlar®-stitched seams for stronger durability against sparks and abrasion
Welted fingers help shield stitching from direct spatter contact
Reinforced thumb + wing/ergonomic thumb styles to improve grip and control on stingers and tools
Long gauntlet length for forearm coverage in spatter-heavy positions

Best For

Ideal as SMAW stick welding gloves, heat resistant welding gloves, and heavy-duty leather welding gloves for fabrication, maintenance, structural work, and training programs where sparks are constant and glove life matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are used to construct these stick welding gloves?
They are built using high-grade side split cowhide combined with a padded cotton/foam heat-blocking liner for maximum heat insulation and long-weld comfort.
Why is Kevlar® stitching important for SMAW gloves?
Kevlar® thread offers superior heat and abrasion resistance, ensuring the seams do not burn out prematurely from continuous exposure to intense sparks and spatter.
How do welted fingers protect the gloves?
Finger welting inserts leather layers along the seam edges, preventing direct molten spatter from coming into contact with the stitching line.
What ergonomic features are included to reduce hand fatigue?
The gloves feature reinforced thumb placement with wing and ergonomic designs, providing a natural grip and enhanced control over stingers and workshop tools.
What additional protection does the gauntlet cuff offer?
The extended gauntlet cuff provides reliable forearm coverage, protecting welders from stray sparks and spatter across heavy-duty overhead and out-of-position welds.
Which industries and applications are these gloves recommended for?
They are ideal for SMAW (stick) welding applications across metal fabrication, equipment maintenance, structural construction, and welder training programs.

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