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Leather welding gloves are engineered personal protective accessories built to withstand harsh thermal environments, electrical arc exposure, and flying metal debris. The exterior uses high-grade cowhide, pigskin, or goat grain leather sewn together with heat-resistant Kevlar threads to prevent seam burnout under intense welding sparks. Soft interior cotton or fleece linings absorb perspiration while providing thermal insulation against prolonged radiant heat exposure. Integrated palm reinforcements and wing thumb structures improve grip stability when handling hot torches, electrode holders, and heavy steel workpieces. The extended gauntlet cuff design shields the user's wrists and lower forearms from accidental contact burns, UV radiation, and falling slag during overhead welding tasks.
| Key Attributes | |
|---|---|
| Primary Material | Heavy Duty Cow Split / Goat Grain Leather |
| Thermal Resistance | Up to 250°C to 350°C Direct Heat |
| Stitching Type | Flame-Retardant Kevlar Thread |
| Inner Lining | Heat Insulating Cotton Fleece Lining |
| Cuff Style | Extended 14 Inch to 16 Inch Gauntlet Cuff |
| Abrasion Resistance | High (EN 388 Level 3 or 4) |
| Additional Information | |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | India |
Protects operators from high thermal radiation and hot spatter during Stick and MIG welding operations.
Delivers high dexterity and fine tactile feel required for precision TIG welding tasks.
Shields workers during industrial oxy-fuel torch cutting and plasma arc cutting processes.
Guards furnace operators and foundry technicians handling hot metal castings and molds.
Prevents burns and abrasion injuries during structural steel fabrication and metal grinding work.
Cow split leather offers excellent heat and abrasion resistance for heavy welding, while goat grain leather provides superior flexibility for precision TIG welding.
Kevlar thread possesses high heat resistance and tensile strength, preventing seams from bursting or burning when exposed to hot sparks and slag.
Type A gloves offer higher thermal protection and lower dexterity for heavy-duty welding, whereas Type B gloves prioritize high flexibility and tactile sensitivity for fine welding.
The extended gauntlet cuff covers the wrist and forearm, shielding skin and sleeve openings from sparks, thermal radiation, and molten metal splatter.
Leather naturally resists ignition and self-extinguishes, but prolonged exposure to direct flame will char and degrade the material over time.
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