Pip 6021/S Welding Gloves Small Grain Pigskin Leather Mig

Product Description

The PIP 6021/S is a pair of grain pigskin leather welding gloves designed for MIG welding and general heat-protection applications. Built from top-grain pigskin leather with a premium leather grade rating, these gloves feature Kevlar stitching throughout for added seam durability under welding heat. The gauntlet-style cuff extends overall length to 11.5 inches, providing wrist and forearm coverage during torch work and MIG operations. The straight thumb design reduces fatigue during prolonged closed-fisted work. These gloves are unlined and uncoated, keeping the fit lean while maintaining dexterity at the work surface. A smooth grip surface supports consistent tool and cable handling.

The 6021/S is sized Small for men and Medium for women, making it a versatile fit across a mixed crew. Primary applications include steel mills, shipyards, manufacturing facilities, automotive shops, and torch work environments. The 4-inch gauntlet cuff shields the lower wrist from spatter and radiant heat without restricting arm movement. These gloves are sold as a pair and are well suited for professional welders and fabricators who need reliable heat protection with a close, controlled fit.

Key Features

• Top-grain pigskin leather construction with premium leather grade rating
• Kevlar stitching for heat-resistant seam durability
• 11.5-inch overall length with a 4-inch gauntlet cuff for wrist and forearm coverage
• Straight thumb design reduces hand fatigue during closed-fisted work
• Unlined and uncoated for a lean, dexterous fit
• Smooth grip surface for consistent handling of MIG guns and welding cables

Compatibility

Designed for MIG welding applications in steel mills, shipyards, manufacturing, automotive, and torch work environments where heat-protective leather gloves are required.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, burns, or seam separation that could compromise heat protection. Ensure the power source and welding equipment are fully de-energized before donning or removing gloves during equipment setup. Follow applicable ANSI and OSHA hand protection standards for the specific welding process and environment. Gloves should be replaced when leather shows significant wear, cracking, or stitching failure.