Mcr Safety 4890M Welding Gloves Medium Leather General

Product Description

The MCR Safety 4890M is a leather welding glove designed for general welding applications in industrial and fabrication environments. Built with grain leather construction and a Gunn back pattern, these gloves provide durable hand protection during MIG, stick, and general-purpose welding tasks. The wing thumb design reduces hand fatigue during extended use, and the seams are sewn with Kevlar thread for added heat and abrasion resistance. At 0.36 pounds per pair, these gloves are lightweight enough for all-day wear while still delivering the protection welding work demands. Unlined for a closer fit and better tool control on the job.

The 4890M is suited for general welding operations in manufacturing, construction, and fabrication shops. The medium size fits both mens and womens medium hand sizes, making it a practical stock item for multi-technician environments. The slip-on cuff style with a 2.5-inch cowhide cuff keeps the glove seated during active work. These gloves are intended for general welding rather than specialized high-heat or TIG applications where thinner materials are required.

Key Features

• Grain leather palm and Gunn back pattern for durability and flexibility
• Seams sewn with Kevlar thread for heat and cut resistance at the stitch line
• Wing thumb design reduces hand fatigue during repetitive welding tasks
• 2.5-inch cowhide slip-on cuff for wrist protection and ease of donning
• Full-fingered coverage with unlined interior for improved dexterity
• Available in medium size fitting both mens and womens medium

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose welding glove suitable for MIG and stick welding operations where grain leather protection and Kevlar-sewn seams are appropriate for the task.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for burns, holes, or compromised seams that would reduce protection. Always power down equipment and allow surfaces to cool before handling recently welded materials. Replace gloves immediately if the leather is charred through or Kevlar stitching is broken. These gloves are intended for dry use only — wet or oil-contaminated leather reduces grip and can transmit heat more readily.