Ansell 43217090 Welding Gloves Large Leather Gauntlet

Product Description

The ANSELL 43217090 is a full-fingered leather welding glove designed for TIG welding and grinding applications. Built from split-grade premium leather and synthetic leather with a goatskin and cowskin back, the glove provides durable hand protection where abrasion resistance and heat exposure are constant concerns. The gauntlet-style cuff extends approximately 5.875 inches to shield the wrist and lower forearm. Stitched with Kevlar thread throughout, the construction resists thread burn-out during high-heat work. Overall glove length is 13.5 inches. This glove is installed and worn by welders, fabricators, and grinding technicians in both shop and field environments.

The 43217090 fits a men's large or women's medium hand and is sold as a pair. The straight thumb design and full-finger coverage suit precision TIG work where dexterity matters alongside protection. The lined interior adds comfort during extended wear. The gauntlet cuff pattern and uncoated leather surface make this glove appropriate for grinding operations as well, where spark and abrasion exposure are common. It is well suited for light industrial, fabrication shop, and maintenance welding scenarios.

Key Features

• Split-grade premium leather and synthetic leather construction for abrasion resistance
• Goatskin and cowskin back material with gauntlet cuff for forearm coverage
• Kevlar thread stitching resists burn-through during TIG and grinding work
• Full-fingered, straight thumb design balances protection with dexterity
• Lined interior for extended-wear comfort
• Gauntlet cuff extends approximately 5.875 inches from the wrist

Compatibility

Designed for TIG welding and grinding applications requiring leather hand protection with gauntlet-style forearm coverage. Suitable as a replacement or direct procurement glove for welders and grinders in light industrial and fabrication environments.

Installation Notes

Worn by the welding or grinding technician as personal protective equipment prior to beginning work. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, punctures, or compromised stitching that could reduce protection. Follow applicable facility PPE and OSHA hand-protection requirements for the specific welding process in use. Do not use gloves that show signs of heat damage, soaking from oils, or torn seams.