Pip 1816-5 Tig Welding Gloves Large Deerskin Leather

Product Description

The PIP 1816-5 is a pair of TIG welding gloves designed for multi-task and TIG welding applications where dexterity, fit, and thermal protection are critical. Constructed from top grain deerskin leather, these gloves feature a Kontour pre-curved, three-dimensional finger design that conforms to the hand for a form-fitting feel without sacrificing control. A cotton fleece lining adds a layer of comfort and heat management during extended use. Flame and heat protection are built into the construction, and Kevlar stitching throughout resists degradation under high-temperature conditions. Sized large for men or extra-large for women, these are suited to professional welders who demand precision at the torch.

These gloves are appropriate for residential and commercial welding environments wherever TIG welding or multi-task welding is performed. The gauntlet cuff style provides wrist and forearm coverage, making them a practical choice for overhead or positional welding work. The suede grip surface on the palm improves torch and workpiece control. Each pair ships with a complimentary carabiner and features exclusive Caiman Loops to keep the pair together during storage and transport, reducing loss on busy job sites.

Key Features

• Top grain deerskin leather construction rated for flame and heat protection
• Kontour exclusive pre-curved, three-dimensional fingers for improved dexterity and fit
• Cotton fleece lining for added comfort during extended wear
• Kevlar stitching for high-temperature stitch durability
• Gauntlet cuff style for extended wrist and forearm coverage
• Suede grip surface for secure torch and workpiece control
• Includes carabiner and Caiman Loops for paired glove storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use welding glove for TIG and multi-task welding applications requiring top grain deerskin leather hand protection with gauntlet cuff coverage.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, burns, or worn stitching that could compromise protection. Always power down or de-energize the welding circuit before adjusting or donning gloves. Follow applicable OSHA and AWS safety guidelines for personal protective equipment in welding environments. Do not use these gloves as electrical insulation — they are not rated for arc flash or high-voltage protection.