Ansell 43216100 Welding Gloves Xl Cowhide Mig Stick

Product Description

The ANSELL 43216100 is a premium-grade cowhide leather welding glove designed for MIG and stick welding applications in industrial and trade environments. Built from split cowhide leather with a cotton-lined interior, this gauntlet-cuff glove provides flame and puncture protection across the hand and wrist. Kevlar thread stitching and welted seams reinforce high-stress areas against heat and abrasion. The long gauntlet cuff extends coverage up the forearm, a critical feature during overhead or close-tolerance welding work. Sold as a pair in size X-Large, fitting both standard men and women sizing at a numeric size 10.

This glove is suited for a range of metalworking trades including assembly operations, bonding, riveting, and welding. It performs in both light fabrication shops and heavier production environments where MIG or stick processes are standard. The cotton lining adds comfort during extended wear, making it appropriate for tasks that require dexterity alongside heat protection. Licensed welders, ironworkers, and maintenance mechanics performing hot work will find this glove fits standard PPE requirements for hand protection in welding zones.

Key Features

• Split cowhide leather construction rated as premium grade for heat and abrasion resistance
• Cotton lining for comfort and moisture management during extended wear
• Kevlar thread stitching resists heat degradation at seam points
• Welted seams reduce interior seam contact and improve durability
• Long gauntlet cuff style provides extended wrist and forearm coverage
• Rated for flame and puncture protection in MIG and stick welding applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement welding glove for trade professionals requiring split cowhide leather hand protection rated for MIG and stick welding processes.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, burns, or seam separation that could compromise protection. Power down welding equipment and allow consumables and work surfaces to cool before handling with or donning gloves. Gloves must be kept free of oils and contaminants that can degrade leather and reduce flame resistance. Replacement should follow ANSI Z49.1 and employer PPE assessment requirements for welding hand protection.