Mcr Safety 48406L Leather Welding Gloves Large Gauntlet

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 48406L is a full-fingered leather welding glove designed for general welding applications. Built from grain cowhide leather with a gauntlet-style cuff, this glove provides hand and wrist coverage for welders working in light-to-medium duty environments. The straight thumb construction supports natural hand positioning during torch and stick welding tasks. A TPR back panel adds structural reinforcement to the glove dorsal. At 0.7 pounds per pair, the glove balances protection and dexterity for daily shop or field use. Sized for large hands in both men and women, the 48406L is a straightforward replacement glove kept in stock by welding contractors and maintenance shops alike.

This glove is suited for general purpose welding environments where a durable, unlined leather gauntlet is appropriate. The 5-inch gauntlet cuff extends protection up the wrist and lower forearm, which is standard for MIG, stick, and light TIG setups. The uncoated, unlined grain leather construction keeps the glove lightweight and responsive. It is a practical daily-use option for professional welders, fabricators, and maintenance technicians working in industrial and commercial settings.

Key Features

• Grain cowhide leather construction for durability in general welding tasks
• Gauntlet-style cuff with 5-inch cuff length for extended wrist and forearm coverage
• Full-fingered design with straight thumb for natural grip and hand positioning
• TPR back panel for added dorsal reinforcement
• Unlined interior allows direct leather-to-skin fit and improved tactile feedback
• Available in large size, fitting both men and women

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose replacement welding glove suitable for light-to-medium duty MIG, stick, and general fabrication welding applications.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, burns, or degraded leather that may compromise protection. Ensure the power source and ground are properly managed before beginning any welding operation. Gloves should be replaced when the leather shows cracking, thinning, or burn-through. PPE selection should comply with applicable ANSI and workplace safety standards for the welding process being performed.