Lincoln Electric Co KH846L Leather Welding Gloves Large

Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC CO KH846L is a large, cut- and impact-resistant leather welding glove built for MIG and Flux-Core welding applications. Constructed from premium sheepskin leather with 100% aramid thread stitching throughout, the KH846L meets ANSI cut level 4, abrasion level 4, tear level 4, and puncture level 4 ratings. These ratings reflect a high degree of hand protection in environments with sharp wire, spatter, and repetitive mechanical stress. The sheepskin shell provides above-average dexterity relative to heavier cowhide alternatives, making detailed torch or gun manipulation more manageable during extended work sessions. Licensed tradespeople and professional welders working in fabrication, construction, and industrial settings will find this glove suited to daily-use protection requirements.

The KH846L is intended for use in residential, commercial, and light industrial welding applications where MIG or Flux-Core processes are the primary method. The glove is sold in a package quantity of six pairs, making it appropriate for shop supply, fleet purchasing, or job-site provisioning. The combination of heat resistance and tactile feel positions this glove well for wire-feed processes where maintaining a consistent arc distance and gun angle matters. It is not rated or described for TIG welding, which typically demands a thinner material for fingertip sensitivity.

Key Features

• ANSI cut level 4 protection for resistance to sharp wire and material edges
• ANSI abrasion level 4 and tear level 4 for durability under repetitive contact
• ANSI puncture level 4 for protection against wire tips and sharp workpiece edges
• Premium sheepskin leather shell balances heat resistance with hand dexterity
• 100% aramid stitching resists thread degradation from heat and abrasion
• Sized large; sold in a package of 6 pairs

Compatibility

Designed for MIG and Flux-Core welding processes. Suitable for most wire-feed welding applications in fabrication, manufacturing, and construction environments where ANSI level 4 hand protection is required.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are worn PPE and do not require mechanical installation. Inspect gloves before each use for burns, tears, or degraded stitching and replace immediately if damage is found. Comply with applicable OSHA PPE requirements and site-specific safety protocols when selecting and using hand protection for welding operations. Do not use damaged or wet gloves near electrical equipment or open arc processes.