STEINER P750-L Welding Gloves, Gauntlet Cuff, 14 in, Pigskin, L, 1 Pair
Pigskin welding gloves with 14 in gauntlet cuffs protect hands and forearms during MIG work
- Main materialHAWA
- 14-inch gauntlet cuff shields forearm from spatter
- Pigskin palm and back resist heat and abrasion
- Straight thumb design allows natural grip on torch
- Gunn cut construction reduces seam wear in high-flex zones
- Reverse grain finish improves durability on contact surfaces
14-Inch Gauntlet Cuff Protection
These welding gloves use reverse-grain pigskin on the palm, back and gauntlet cuff to shield hands and lower forearms from spatter and heat during MIG work. The Gunn cut and straight thumb provide a natural grip on the torch. One pair fits either hand in size large.
Welders needing forearm coverage.
The 14-inch gauntlet cuff extends protection well past the wrist, making the gloves suitable for overhead and out-of-position MIG welding. The thicker B-grade pigskin and straight-thumb design reduce fingertip sensitivity, so TIG welders or anyone doing fine assembly should consider a thinner, more dexterous glove.
Reverse-grain pigskin palm and 14-inch gauntlet cuff
The palm, back and cuff are all reverse-grain pigskin, a leather grade that resists abrasion and molten spatter while remaining supple enough for extended MIG sessions. This single material choice determines both the heat resistance and the tactile feedback you will feel through the torch handle.
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- Price $14.99
- Cheaper than about 68% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Steiner |
| Model name | P750-L |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How do I put on the 14 in gauntlet cuff correctly so my forearm stays covered?
Slide your hand fully into the straight-thumb Gunn cut, then pull the pigskin gauntlet over your sleeve until the 14 in length rests flat against your forearm without bunching at the wrist.
When will the B-grade pigskin palm or cuff need replacement?
Replace the pair once the reverse-grain palm shows visible wear-through, the tan leather stiffens from heat cycles, or seams on the gauntlet cuff begin to separate.
At what point does the 14 in pigskin length stop protecting my lower arm during long MIG sessions?
The gauntlet cuff covers the forearm up to 14 in; sustained overhead or low-angle welding can push spatter past that line, exposing skin above the cuff.
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