SKU · SL-3027

TIG Welding Gloves

full glove made of goat leather cuff made of split leather stitched with kevlar thread

Goat leather glove - The glove body is goat leather. Thinner and more supple than split leather, which is what TIG work needs for feeding filler rod.

Split leather cuff - The cuff steps up to split leather, putting the heavier material where the forearm sits closest to the arc and the work.

Kevlar thread stitching - Stitched with Kevlar thread, so the seams are not the first thing to fail on a glove used around sparks and hot metal.

14 inch length - Listed at 14 inch long, so the gauntlet runs well up the forearm and covers the gap between glove and sleeve.

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ANATOMY

Six features that actually matter.

Every spec on our product is designed to help you choose the right product. No marketing fluff, no over-engineering you don’t need.

1

Goat leather glove

The glove body is goat leather. Thinner and more supple than split leather, which is what TIG work needs for feeding filler rod.

2

Split leather cuff

The cuff steps up to split leather, putting the heavier material where the forearm sits closest to the arc and the work.

3

Kevlar thread stitching

Stitched with Kevlar thread, so the seams are not the first thing to fail on a glove used around sparks and hot metal.

4

14 inch length

Listed at 14 inch long, so the gauntlet runs well up the forearm and covers the gap between glove and sleeve.

5

Made for TIG work

Built as a TIG glove: enough dexterity in the fingers for torch and rod control, with the cuff length of a welding gauntlet.

6

EN 388 · EN 407 · CE

The markings recorded for this glove are EN 388, EN 407 and CE. We do not list ratings the supplier has not stated.

SPECIFICATIONS

The boring bits. Properly documented.

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Certification

Standard EN 388, EN 407.CE (as declared by the supplier)
What it covers Mechanical risks – abrasion, blade cut, tear and puncture
Intended applications Construction, Manufacturing, Warehousing & Logistics
Certification status Type-examination certificate not yet supplied by the manufacturer

Construction

Glove type Tig
Construction Full glove made of goat · leather cuff made of split · leather stitched with kevlar · thread

Sizing & Weight

Sizes 14 inch long
Minimum order 100 PAIRS

THE RANGE

Three tiers.

Pick the right one.

We don’t believe in over-spec’ing. If you mostly work indoors, save the £35. If you’re in groundworks year-round, the S3 is the floor — not the ceiling.

01 · Entry

£54

Site Lite S1P

Light-duty, indoor, short shifts

02 · Performance

£54

Site Lite S1P

Light-duty, indoor, short shifts

03 · Premium

£139

Foreman S3 WR

Wet trades, cold stores, foremen

Site Lite Groundworker Foreman
Best for Indoor / light All-weather Wet / cold
Toecap Composite Steel 200J Composite
Midsole Steel 1100N Composite 1100N
Outsole heat 300°C 300°C + CI
Water Resistant Waterproof
Shift length ≤ 6 hrs ≤ 10 hrs All day, any cond.

Questions

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The supplier lists this glove as 14 inch long. That is the overall length including the gauntlet, rather than a hand size such as L or XL.
These have a goat leather hand for finer torch and rod control. The welding gauntlet is split leather throughout and heavier, made for MIG and stick work.
The markings recorded for this glove are EN 388, EN 407 and CE. That is the only certification we quote for it, with no figures attached.
Keep them dry and store them flat away from direct heat. Leather welding gloves should not be washed – water and fast drying make the hide stiff and hard.