STEINER P750-M Personal Protective Equipment 14 in
Pigskin MIG and stick welding gloves with unlined palm, Thermocore foam back and 14 in gauntlet cuff
- Pigskin palm resists heat during MIG and stick welding
- Thermocore foam back insulates hand from high temperatures
- 14 in gauntlet cuff shields forearm from spatter
- Grade A/B leather delivers durability for repeated use
- Medium size fits left or right hand comfortably
Pigskin welding gloves
Steiner P750-M gloves are built for MIG and stick welding with A-grade pigskin on the palm and back. The Gunn cut and straight thumb give a natural grip on torches and electrodes. A 14 in gauntlet cuff covers the forearm against spatter and heat. One pair fits both hands.
Welders needing forearm coverage
These gloves suit professionals and hobbyists who want pigskin durability and a long cuff for overhead or out-of-position work. The unlined palm preserves tactile feel for fine rod control. Buyers who require an insulated liner for extreme cold or a split-leather palm for heavier abrasion should consider other options.
14 in gauntlet cuff length
The 14 in cuff is the measurement that determines whether the forearm stays protected during vertical and overhead welds. Shorter cuffs leave a gap between sleeve and glove where spatter can enter. This length closes that gap for MIG and stick applications.
How it compares
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- Price $17.99
- Cheaper than about 62% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Steiner |
| Model name | P750-M |
Questions about this item
How do I put on the 14 in gauntlet cuff without leaving a gap at the wrist?
Slide your hand fully into the Gunn-cut palm so the straight thumb aligns, then pull the long cuff over your sleeve until the pigskin covers the forearm completely.
When will the unlined pigskin palm need replacement?
Replace the gloves when the A/B grade pigskin on the palm shows thinning, holes or loss of grip during MIG or stick work.
At what point does heat transfer become noticeable through the Thermocore foam back during long welds?
The foam back delays heat, but sustained high-amperage MIG or stick sessions will eventually warm the back of the hand through the pigskin layer.
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