Lincoln Electric Co KH846XL Xl Leather Welding Gloves

Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC CO KH846XL is an extra-large leather welding glove rated for MIG and Flux-Core welding applications. Built from sheepskin leather with 100% aramid thread stitching, these gloves meet ANSI cut level 4, ANSI abrasion level 4, ANSI tear level 4, and ANSI puncture level 4. The sheepskin construction delivers a balance of heat resistance, tactile dexterity, and long-term durability that demanding welding environments require. Licensed welders, pipefitters, and fabricators handling wire-feed processes will find these gloves suitable for day-long wear without sacrificing hand protection.

The KH846XL is designed for professional welders working with MIG and Flux-Core processes in both shop and field settings. The extra-large sizing accommodates a wider range of hand dimensions and works well in production welding environments where operators alternate between weld gun operation and material handling. The ANSI level 4 ratings across cut, abrasion, tear, and puncture make these gloves appropriate for general fabrication tasks beyond the weld puddle itself, including handling raw stock and consumables.

Key Features

• ANSI cut level 4 protection for resistance to sharp edges and spatter debris
• ANSI abrasion level 4 for extended contact with rough surfaces and wire feeders
• ANSI tear level 4 and puncture level 4 ratings add structural durability
• Sheepskin leather construction provides flexibility and heat resistance
• 100% aramid thread stitching resists stitch burnout from weld spatter and heat
• Extra-large sizing suited to MIG and Flux-Core wire-feed welding operations

Compatibility

Designed for use with MIG and Flux-Core welding processes in residential, commercial, and light industrial fabrication settings.

Installation Notes

These gloves are worn PPE and do not require installation. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, worn leather, or compromised stitching. Replace immediately if structural integrity is in question. Follow your facility safety program and applicable OSHA standards for PPE selection and use in welding environments.