Hexarmor 5054-S (7) Mig Welding Gloves Small Leather

Product Description

The HEXARMOR 5054-S (7) is a lined leather welding glove designed for MIG welding applications. Built for small hands, this pair offers multi-hazard protection against cut, heat, and puncture risks encountered in active welding environments. The glove uses cowhide and goatskin leather construction on the back, combining durability with dexterity. High-visibility design aids situational awareness in busy shops and fabrication areas. At 6.5 inches overall length, the glove provides wrist and lower forearm coverage appropriate for short-duration MIG work. Licensed trade welders, pipefitters, and fabricators are the primary installers and end users of this PPE.

This glove is suited for residential and commercial MIG welding tasks where cut, heat, and puncture protection are required simultaneously. The lined interior adds a layer of thermal comfort during extended work sessions. The cowhide and goatskin leather back materials resist abrasion and minor heat exposure common to MIG welding splatter and workpiece handling. High-visibility construction makes the gloves easier to locate on a busy work surface and helps supervisors confirm PPE compliance at a glance.

Key Features

• Multi-hazard protection: cut, heat, and puncture resistance in a single glove
• Primary material is leather with cowhide and goatskin leather back construction
• Lined interior for added thermal comfort during MIG welding tasks
• High-visibility design for improved situational awareness and PPE compliance
• 6.5-inch overall length provides wrist and lower forearm coverage
• Sold as a pair, sized Small for a precise fit and better glove control

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit welding glove for MIG welding applications requiring simultaneous cut, heat, and puncture protection.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are donned by the welder before energizing welding equipment or handling hot workpieces. Inspect gloves before each use for burns, tears, or compromised leather that would reduce protection. Do not use gloves that show structural damage, as reduced integrity increases exposure to heat, cut, and puncture hazards. Follow applicable ANSI and OSHA PPE requirements for welding operations in your jurisdiction.