Welding Gloves, Max contact temp: High (500F to 800F) and Medium (up to 500F)

When it comes to the hazards of welding, no body part is more exposed to these dangers than the hands. Scalding hot temperatures near the welding arc, molten slag and flying sparks can easily burn a welder’s hands severely. It is important that a welder’s gloves offer extensive protection while allowing for maximum dexterity, so an accurate weld can be struck and maintained. Additionally, certain types of welding, like stick welding, require an even higher degree of dexterity because the welder must guide not only the torch, but the welding rod, as well. We offer a wide variety of welding gloves for specific welding applications, including MIG, TIG, and stick. Each require a different degree of protection; more details can be found on the MIG, TIG, and stick product pages. If you need further assistance in selecting the proper welding gloves for your specific application, contact one of our customer service representatives and they will be glad to assist you further.