Mcr Safety 4850KXXL Welding Gloves Goatskin 2XL

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 4850KXXL is a women's 2X-Large welding glove constructed from goatskin leather with a Kevlar-lined interior. Goatskin offers a balance of dexterity and heat resistance suited to welding and high-heat fabrication tasks. The Kevlar lining adds a secondary layer of cut and thermal protection inside the glove. The Gunn cut back pattern is a traditional welding glove construction that positions the index finger seam away from the palm, reducing wear at a high-contact point. This glove is sized for women's hands and is intended for use by welders, metal fabricators, and industrial workers who require fitted hand protection during welding operations.

The 4850KXXL is designed for use in welding environments where heat, spark, and slag exposure are common. It suits MIG, TIG, and stick welding applications in light industrial and fabrication settings. The glove measures approximately 13.5 inches in length, providing extended cuff coverage to protect the wrist and lower forearm. The lined construction and leather palm make it appropriate for both production welding and general hot-work tasks where dexterity in a women's fit is a priority.

Key Features

• Goatskin leather construction for heat resistance and tactile feel
• Kevlar lining for added cut and thermal protection
• Gunn cut back pattern reduces palm-side seam wear at the index finger
• Women's 2X-Large sizing for a fitted glove in larger women's hand sizes
• Extended 13.5-inch length for wrist and lower forearm coverage
• Fully lined interior for comfort during extended wear

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-purchase welding glove suitable for women's 2X-Large hand sizing in general welding and hot-work applications.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are donned prior to beginning any welding or hot-work operation and should be inspected before each use for cuts, burns, or degraded stitching. Inspect the Kevlar lining periodically for wear, as lining damage reduces thermal and cut protection. Replace gloves when leather shows cracking, holes, or significant stiffening that limits dexterity. Follow applicable ANSI Z49.1 safety in welding guidelines and your facility's PPE requirements when selecting and using hand protection.