JOHN TILLMAN CO 1357S Welding Gloves Small
MIG welding glove with top-grain cowhide palm, split-cowhide back and Kevlar sock lining for ANSI A7 cut resistance
- Product typeOthers
- ANSI A7 cut resistance for safer handling
- Top-grain cowhide palm delivers lasting strength
- Kevlar sock lining adds cut and puncture protection
- 4-inch cuff extends coverage beyond the wrist
- Seamless index finger improves fingertip feel
Small MIG Welding Glove
The Tillman 1357S is a small-sized MIG welding glove built for professionals who need high cut resistance during metal fabrication. It replaces the earlier 1354 model and carries an ANSI A7 cut rating for demanding environments.
Top Grain Cowhide and Kevlar Lining
A top grain cowhide palm provides strength and a seamless index finger for tactile control while the split cowhide back resists heat. Kevlar sock lining covers the palm and back for added cut and puncture resistance. DuPont Kevlar stitching reinforces every seam and a four-inch cuff extends coverage over the wrist.
Single Glove Package
The product ships as a single glove in size small so buyers needing a pair must order two units. No additional accessories or software are included with this welding-specific hand protection.
How it compares
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- Price $33.99
- Cheaper than about 59% of the 1,978 comparable items (median $50.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Tillman |
| Model name | 1357S |
| Product type | Others |
Questions about this item
What ANSI cut-resistance level does the Tillman 1357 glove provide?
The Tillman 1357 glove provides ANSI A7 cut resistance on the palm and back, with Kevlar sock lining for enhanced cut and puncture protection during MIG welding tasks.
How long is the cuff on these size Small welding gloves?
The gloves feature a 4-inch cuff that extends protection past the wrist, made from cowhide split material that resists heat and spatter in MIG applications.
How should the Kevlar-stitched seams be oriented when putting on the gloves for maximum seam protection?
Insert hands fully so the DuPont Kevlar stitching sits flat along each finger and palm seam; avoid twisting the glove during donning, which can stress the reinforced stitching prematurely.
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