Mechanix Wear WS-REG-010 Welding Gloves Large

Product Description

The MECHANIX WEAR WS-REG-010 is a large-size welding glove built for professional welding applications where heat, spark, and abrasion resistance are critical. The shell combines full-grain leather, synthetic leather, and DuPont Kevlar for a multi-layer barrier against radiant heat and weld spatter. The interior is lined with FR-treated cotton and Kevlar to add a thermal buffer between the shell and the wearer's hand. At 13 inches in length, this glove provides forearm coverage appropriate for MIG, stick, and general fabrication work. Licensed welders and trade apprentices working in shop or field environments will find the construction well-suited to sustained welding tasks.

The WS-REG-010 is intended for large-handed professionals in welding, metal fabrication, and industrial maintenance settings. The combination of leather and Kevlar shell materials addresses both cut and heat hazards common in structural and pipe welding scenarios. The FR-treated cotton lining adds a secondary layer of protection that reduces burn risk if the outer shell is briefly exposed to open flame or slag contact. Typical users include certified welders, pipefitters, and ironworkers operating in commercial and industrial environments.

Key Features

• Outer shell constructed from leather, synthetic leather, and DuPont Kevlar for heat and abrasion resistance
• FR-treated cotton and Kevlar lining for secondary thermal protection
• 13-inch glove length provides forearm coverage during overhead and out-of-position welding
• Large size fits a broad range of adult hand dimensions commonly found in trade work
• DuPont Kevlar construction throughout the shell and lining supports cut and puncture resistance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement welding glove suitable for general welding and fabrication applications requiring a large-size, lined leather glove with FR and cut-resistant properties.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are PPE items installed by the wearer prior to beginning any arc welding, cutting, or hot work operation. Inspect the glove shell and lining for burn-through, tears, or degraded stitching before each use. Replace immediately if structural integrity is compromised. Follow applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 and AWS safety standards for PPE selection in welding environments.