Ansell 43216090 Welding Gloves Large Cowhide Leather

Product Description

The ANSELL 43216090 is a pair of heavy-duty welding gloves from the Series 43-216 line, built for MIG and Stick welding applications. Constructed from split cowhide leather graded premium, these gloves feature a cotton-lined interior and a gauntlet-style cuff that extends wrist and forearm coverage during active welding work. Seams are welted and stitched with Kevlar thread for added durability under high-heat and abrasive conditions. Rated for flame and puncture protection, these gloves are sized Large for both men and women and are sold as a pair. Weighing 0.85 pounds per pair, they are a practical replacement option for tradespeople who weld regularly in fabrication and assembly environments.

These gloves are suited for assembly operations, bonding, metalworking, riveting, and welding tasks in both shop and field settings. The gauntlet cuff provides additional coverage beyond the wrist, which is essential in MIG and Stick welding where spatter and heat exposure extend past the glove opening. The cotton lining adds comfort during extended wear. The split cowhide construction balances dexterity with heat resistance, making them practical for tradespeople who need reliable hand protection without sacrificing grip or control.

Key Features

• Split cowhide leather construction, premium grade, for heat and abrasion resistance
• Kevlar thread stitching on welted seams for extended glove life
• Gauntlet-style long cuff for wrist and forearm protection
• Cotton lining for comfort during extended wear
• Rated for flame and puncture protection
• Compatible with MIG and Stick welding processes

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement welding glove for MIG and Stick welding applications including assembly operations, bonding, metalworking, riveting, and general welding tasks.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are typically fitted and used by certified welding professionals or trained fabricators. Before beginning any welding operation, inspect gloves for damage, worn seams, or compromised leather that could reduce protection. Do not use gloves that show signs of heat damage, holes, or frayed stitching. Follow applicable ANSI and AWS safety standards for personal protective equipment selection and use.