MIG Welding Gloves

Welcome to our premier selection of MIG welding gloves, meticulously curated for the dedicated crafters of metal. For welders at any level, the right pair of gloves is crucial for not just safeguarding against the intense heat and sparks, but also for enhancing control and comfort during the welding process.

Our selection of leather welding gloves is the epitome of toughness, dexterity, and resistance to high temperatures, specifically engineered to support all varieties of welding work.

In addition to superb hand protection, ensure you're completely geared up with our full array of welding protective gear, robust welding gloves, and cutting-edge welding helmets, so you're always prepared for the task at hand.

The Ultimate Hand Shield: MIG Welding Gloves

Discover the key features and advantages of our welding gloves:

Maximum Heat Defense

Our gloves are constructed from flame-resistant cowhide with padded palms, guaranteeing defense against temperatures up to 662℉.

Pair them with a durable welding cap to ensure full protection.

Durable, Double-Strength Design

Strengthened seams and double-stitching confer added abrasive resistance, while the flexibility of the gloves remains uncompromised.

Enhance your welding setup with our robust MIG welders built for excellence.

Unparalleled Comfort and Control

Lined with soft, insulated cotton and complete with a straight thumb, these gloves provide elevated comfort and a sensitive touch for precision tasks.

For the finest welding precision, explore our collection of TIG welders.

Extensive Coverage

With an extra-long 16-inch sleeve, our gloves exceed the standard, fully safeguarding your forearms from welding perils.

Multipurpose Utility

Whether for welding, cutting, or handling hot materials, our gloves are not only heat-resistant but also puncture, cut, tear, and oil-resistant.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do welding gloves protect against shock?

Welding gloves provide a basic layer of protection against electric shock, but they are not designed as primary electrical insulators.

They are intended to safeguard the hands from heat, sparks, and spatter typical of welding operations. Additional precautions and specific electrically rated equipment should be used to protect against shock hazards.

Can you stick weld with MIG gloves?

While MIG gloves can be used for stick welding, they may not offer the same level of protection as gloves specifically designed for stick welding, which generally require thicker and more robust materials due to the higher levels of spatter and heat.

When should you replace welding gloves?

Welding gloves should be replaced when they show excessive wear, such as holes, thinning leather, tears, or compromised seams that can affect their protective capabilities. If they become stiff and lose flexibility, or if burn marks compromise their structural integrity, it is also time for a replacement.

How do you maintain welding gloves?

To maintain welding gloves, keep them clean and dry. Brush off any accumulated spatter or debris after use and store them in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

If they become damp, let them air dry naturally. Avoid using oils or solvents that can degrade the protective qualities of the gloves.

Do welding gloves protect against chemicals?

Typical leather welding gloves provide limited protection against chemicals. They are primarily designed to resist heat and sparks, not chemical exposure. For tasks involving hazardous chemicals, gloves specifically designed and rated for chemical resistance should be used.