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Designed as heavy-duty leather welding gloves for MIG/Stick and hot-work handling, the build focuses on the failure points—seams, finger wear lines, and cuff exposure—with welted wear seams and heat-resistant aramid stitching to extend service life. A cotton lining adds comfort and practical heat buffering, and the long gauntlet length (355 mm) improves wrist/forearm coverage. An extended length option is also available for jobs that punish the lower arm.
Helps shield the seam line from spatter and abrasion for longer wear life.
Reinforces stitching durability in hot-work environments.
Improvises comfort and helps manage heat and perspiration during longer weld time.
Listed length 406 mm, with an extended 680 mm option for more arm protection.
Ideal as left handed welding gloves, leather welding gloves, and heat resistant welding gloves for fabrication shops, maintenance teams, training programs, and anyone doing frequent MIG/Stick work where the non-torch hand takes extra abuse.
These gloves are specifically designed for MIG, Stick, and heavy-duty hot-work applications where high temperatures and intense spatter occur.
The welted seam construction places a protective layer over the stitching, preventing sparks, slag, and abrasive contact from cutting or burning through the seams.
Aramid thread provides superior thermal resistance and tensile strength, preventing thread burn-through and seam breakdown in extreme heat zones.
Standard configurations feature gauntlets in 355 mm and 406 mm lengths, along with an extended 680 mm option for enhanced arm coverage.
Yes, they are ideal as left-handed welding gloves for situations where the non-torch guide hand endures heavier heat radiation and spatter exposure.
The inner cotton lining provides essential thermal buffering against conductive heat while absorbing perspiration for extended wear comfort.
