Mcr Safety 4891M Welding Gloves Medium Leather Gauntlet

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 4891M is a leather welding glove designed for general welding applications. Built from grain cowhide leather with a gauntlet-style cuff measuring 4.5 inches in length, this glove provides hand and wrist coverage during common welding tasks. It features a wing thumb construction for a natural fit and full-finger coverage for complete hand protection. Stitched with Kevlar thread throughout, the seams resist heat and abrasion better than standard polyester stitching. Unlined and uncoated, the glove keeps bulk low while maintaining the dexterity welders need when handling materials and adjusting equipment. Licensed welders and fabricators are the primary installers of this product.

The 4891M is suited for general-purpose welding environments in both residential and light commercial settings. Typical applications include MIG and general fabrication work where moderate heat and spatter exposure are expected. The gauntlet cuff extends protection up the wrist, which is appropriate for overhead or positional welding passes. Sold individually as a pair in size Medium, this glove fits both men and women wearing a medium glove size.

Key Features

• Grain cowhide leather construction for durability and heat resistance
• Sewn with Kevlar thread for seam strength under elevated temperatures
• Gauntlet cuff style with 4.5-inch cuff length for extended wrist coverage
• Wing thumb design for improved fit and range of motion
• Full-finger coverage protects all digits during welding operations
• Unlined and uncoated for reduced bulk and better tactile feedback

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose welding glove suitable for common MIG and fabrication welding tasks where moderate spatter and heat exposure are present.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for holes, thin spots, or compromised seams that could allow heat or spatter penetration. Replace immediately if the leather shows signs of burning, cracking, or seam separation. Always don gloves before striking an arc and keep them dry, as wet leather conducts heat more readily. Follow applicable ANSI and AWS personal protective equipment guidelines for your welding process.