Mcr Safety 4500 Leather Welding Gloves 13 in

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 4500 is a leather welding glove designed for general welding applications in industrial and fabrication environments. Constructed from split leather with a synthetic leather blend, the glove features a cotton and foam lining for thermal comfort during extended use. At 13 inches overall length, it provides coverage well up the forearm. The gunn back pattern and wing thumb design allow natural hand movement during torch or MIG welding tasks. Licensed welders and shop technicians are the primary installers and users of this glove.

The 4500 is suited for general welding operations in light industrial, maintenance, and fabrication settings. The slip-on cuff style allows for quick donning and removal, which is practical in environments where gloves are frequently changed. The lined interior with cotton and foam materials helps manage heat exposure during routine welding work. This glove is offered in a women's X-Large size, making it a fit-specific option for female welding professionals. Single and double stitching construction reinforces high-wear zones at the thumb and palm seams.

Key Features

• Split leather and synthetic leather construction for durability in general welding use
• Cotton and foam lining provides thermal comfort and extended wearability
• 13-inch overall length offers forearm coverage beyond standard work gloves
• Gunn back pattern with wing thumb allows natural grip and hand positioning
• Single and double stitching reinforces stress points for longer service life
• Slip-on cuff style supports fast glove changes in active shop environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style general welding glove suitable for use with MIG, TIG, stick, and torch welding setups in light industrial and maintenance welding applications.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, burns, or degraded stitching that could compromise protection. Worn or damaged gloves must be replaced before returning to service. Always ensure the glove is fully seated and the cuff covers exposed wrist and forearm skin prior to striking an arc or lighting a torch. Personal protective equipment use should comply with applicable OSHA and facility safety standards.