Mcr Safety 4952M Leather Mig Tig Welding Gloves

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 4952M is a leather welding glove designed for MIG and TIG welding applications. Built from split leather with a synthetic leather component, this glove features a wing thumb and Gunn back pattern — a classic construction that positions the thumb seam away from heat and abrasion contact points. The cuff extends 4.5 inches to protect the wrist and lower forearm from spatter and radiant heat. The glove ships unlined, which gives welders direct tactile feedback during TIG work where torch control and dexterity matter. Single and double stitching reinforce stress points for extended service life.

This glove is suited for professional welders working in fabrication shops, maintenance environments, and field applications where MIG and TIG processes are common. The medium size in a women's fit makes the 4952M a practical option for smaller-handed technicians who need a properly fitted welding glove rather than an oversized standard cut. Proper fit reduces hand fatigue and improves torch and gun control during extended weld passes. The glove is sold in cases of 12 pairs, which is appropriate for shop stocking and PPE program management.

Key Features

• Split leather and synthetic leather construction for heat and abrasion resistance
• Wing thumb design reduces seam exposure at high-wear contact points
• Gunn back pattern for a natural hand position and improved dexterity
• Unlined interior for tactile feedback during TIG welding
• 4.5-inch cuff for wrist and forearm protection from spatter
• Single and double stitching at stress points for durability

Compatibility

Designed for use with MIG and TIG welding processes in general fabrication and maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are PPE worn by qualified welders and welding technicians. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, holes, or degraded stitching that could compromise heat protection. Replace immediately if the leather shows burn-through, stiffening from heat exposure, or seam separation. Ensure the cuff fully covers the wrist gap between the glove and sleeve to prevent spatter entry.