Mcr Safety 4850M Welding Heat Protective Glove Leather Medium

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 4850M is a leather welding and heat protective glove designed to shield the hands of welders and fabricators from high-heat exposure, sparks, and slag during welding operations. Constructed from leather for durability and heat resistance, this glove comes in a medium size and features a white and blue color scheme for easy identification on the job site. Sold as a single pair, the 4850M is a straightforward replacement or stocking option for professional welding environments where hand protection is a daily requirement.

This glove is suited for use in residential, commercial, and industrial welding applications including MIG, TIG, and stick welding scenarios. It is also appropriate for general heat-handling tasks where a leather protective glove is required. Trade professionals such as pipe welders, ironworkers, HVAC sheet metal technicians, and maintenance welders will find this glove a practical fit for standard welding workflow. The medium sizing makes it a common choice for a wide range of hand sizes in professional trades.

Key Features

• Leather construction provides heat resistance and durability in welding environments
• Medium sizing for a secure fit during precision and general welding tasks
• White and blue coloring for easy job-site identification
• Sold as one pair per package for straightforward single-unit stocking
• Lightweight at 0.3 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-stocking welding glove suitable for general-purpose heat and welding protection applications in professional trade settings.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for burns, cuts, or compromised leather that may reduce heat protection. Power down or de-energize welding equipment before donning or removing gloves. Replace immediately if the glove material shows signs of degradation, holes, or stiffening that limits dexterity. Consult applicable ANSI and OSHA hand protection standards for your specific welding application.