Hexarmor 5051-M (8) Welding Gloves Medium Leather

Product Description

The HEXARMOR 5051-M (8) is a lined leather welding glove rated for stick welding applications. Built from cowhide leather on the back and leather primary construction throughout, this glove delivers multi-hazard protection covering cut, heat, and puncture risks in a single pair. The overall length measures 6.75 inches, providing wrist and lower forearm coverage typical of standard welding gauntlet-style gloves. High-visibility construction aids in worksite awareness. Designed for professional welders and trade workers operating in environments where slag, spatter, and sharp edges are routine hazards, the glove ships as a pair in size Medium.

This glove is suited for stick welding (SMAW) operations in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings. The lined interior improves comfort during extended wear and adds a thermal barrier against conducted heat. Cowhide leather back construction resists abrasion and direct spatter contact. The multi-hazard rating makes this glove a practical choice for welders who also handle sheet metal, rod stock, or other cut-risk materials during the same work session. Pair sizing ensures both hands are protected with matched fit and protection level.

Key Features

• Cowhide leather back and leather primary construction for abrasion and spatter resistance
• Multi-hazard protection rated for cut, heat, and puncture
• Lined interior for added thermal comfort and extended wear
• 6.75-inch overall length provides wrist coverage beyond a standard work glove
• High-visibility design for improved worksite awareness
• Sized for stick welding applications requiring dexterity and heat protection

Compatibility

Designed for stick welding (SMAW) applications. Suitable for professional welders and tradespeople requiring cut, heat, and puncture protection during welding and related metal-handling tasks.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for damage, holes, or compromised seams before each use. Do not use gloves that show signs of heat damage, cuts through the leather, or deteriorated lining. Replace gloves when protection is no longer intact. Follow applicable OSHA PPE requirements and employer safety programs for welding operations.