Hexarmor 5051-S (7) Welding Gloves Small Leather

Product Description

The HEXARMOR 5051-S (7) is a pair of heat-protective welding gloves built for stick welding applications. Constructed from cowhide leather with a lined interior, these gloves provide cut, heat, and puncture protection in a single unit. At 6.75 inches in overall length, the glove covers the wrist and lower forearm area typical of stick welding work. Sizing is Small, making them suitable for technicians and tradespeople who need a close-fitting glove without sacrificing protection. The pair weighs approximately 0.706 pounds total.

These gloves are intended for stick welding operations in both shop and field environments. Stick welding generates significant spatter, radiant heat, and arc flash exposure, and the leather shell addresses all three. The lined construction adds a thermal barrier between the shell and the hand. High-visibility designation on the glove aids identification in multi-worker environments. Licensed welders, pipe fitters, and ironworkers performing shielded metal arc welding are the primary installers and users of this product.

Key Features

• Cowhide leather shell resists heat, spatter, and abrasion during stick welding
• Lined interior provides a thermal buffer for extended wear comfort
• Cut and puncture protection in addition to heat resistance
• High-visibility design for easy identification on the job site
• 6.75-inch overall length covers wrist for added protection
• Sold as a pair, sized Small for a secure fit

Compatibility

Designed for stick (shielded metal arc) welding applications. Suitable for general shop and field welding tasks requiring combined cut, heat, and puncture hand protection.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cracks, holes, or worn leather that could compromise protection. Do not use damaged gloves near arc welding operations. Replace gloves when the leather shows significant heat hardening, cracking, or loss of flexibility. Glove use should comply with applicable OSHA hand protection standards and the employer hazard assessment for the task.