Mcr Safety 4950M Leather Welding Gloves Medium

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 4950M is a leather welding glove designed for hand protection during welding and grinding operations. Built with a full-fingered design and a 4.5-inch gauntlet cuff, this glove provides coverage from fingertip to well above the wrist. The wing thumb construction allows natural hand movement while maintaining protection. Single and double stitching at stress points reinforces durability through demanding trades use. At 0.5 pounds per pair, the glove keeps hand fatigue low during extended work sessions. Sized for women's medium, this glove fits a range of hand sizes in that category.

This glove is suited for residential and commercial welding environments, including MIG, stick, and light TIG applications, as well as grinding tasks where spark and heat exposure is present. The unlined interior keeps bulk low, making it practical for tasks requiring moderate dexterity. Fabricators, pipefitters, ironworkers, and general maintenance technicians working with welding equipment will find this glove applicable to daily operations.

Key Features

• Leather and synthetic leather construction for heat and spark resistance
• Full-fingered coverage with wing thumb for natural grip and dexterity
• Gauntlet-style cuff at 4.5 inches for extended wrist and forearm protection
• Single and double stitching at high-stress seam areas for reinforced durability
• Unlined interior reduces bulk and improves feel during detail work
• Rated for welding and grinding applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue welding glove for use in welding and grinding applications requiring a women's medium fit with gauntlet cuff coverage.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are donned and inspected prior to each use by the welder or grinder operator. Inspect the glove for cuts, burns, or compromised stitching before each work session and replace if integrity is in question. Gloves should be stored away from sharp objects, oils, and direct flame when not in use. Follow applicable ANSI and OSHA hand protection standards for the specific welding process being performed.