Mcr Safety 4952L Leather Welding Gloves Mig Tig Large

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 4952L is a leather welding glove designed for MIG and TIG welding applications. Built from split leather with a synthetic leather component, this unlined glove features a wing thumb and a Gunn-cut back pattern, both of which are standard in high-dexterity welding hand protection. The 4.5-inch cuff provides wrist and forearm coverage during arc welding tasks. Single and double stitching throughout the construction adds durability at stress points. This glove is sized for large hands and is sold in packages of 12, making it practical for shop restocking.

The 4952L is suited for professional welders and fabricators performing MIG and TIG welding in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. The Gunn-cut back pattern allows for a more natural hand position, which reduces fatigue during extended welding sessions. The wing thumb design improves fit and reduces seam contact at friction points. Supplied unlined, the glove maintains tactile feedback important for TIG welding work where precision torch control is required.

Key Features

• Split leather and synthetic leather construction for heat and abrasion resistance
• Wing thumb design reduces seam wear at high-friction contact areas
• Gunn-cut back pattern supports a natural hand position for reduced fatigue
• Unlined interior retains tactile sensitivity for TIG welding applications
• 4.5-inch cuff length provides wrist coverage during arc welding
• Single and double stitching at stress points for extended glove life

Compatibility

Designed for use in MIG and TIG welding applications. Sized large. Sold in a package quantity of 12 units.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are worn personal protective equipment and do not require installation. Inspect gloves before each use for holes, tears, or degraded stitching that could compromise protection. Replace gloves that show signs of burn-through, stiffening, or seam separation. Follow your facility safety program and applicable OSHA 1910.138 PPE selection requirements when specifying hand protection for welding tasks.