Pip 6141/2XL Tig Welding Gloves 2x-large Gauntlet

Product Description

The PIP 6141/2XL is a pair of TIG welding gloves designed for precision welding applications where dexterity and heat protection are both required. Constructed from top-grain kidskin leather with a premium leather grade rating, these gloves feature a smooth grip surface and a gunn-cut back pattern that supports hand mobility during detailed weld work. Stitched with Kevlar thread for added seam durability, they measure 12.88 inches overall length and weigh 0.38 pounds per pair. The gauntlet cuff style provides extended wrist and forearm coverage without restricting movement at the wrist joint. Licensed welders and certified welding professionals are the primary installers of this product.

These gloves are sized 2X-Large for men and 3X-Large for women and are suited for residential, commercial, and industrial TIG welding environments. TIG welding demands fine motor control and close contact with the torch and filler rod, making a thin, unlined, smooth-grain leather glove the standard choice. The uncoated, unlined construction keeps tactile feedback high, which is critical when feeding filler wire by hand. Fabricators, pipe welders, and ironworkers performing TIG passes on sheet metal or tubing will find the fit and material weight appropriate for the task.

Key Features

• Top-grain kidskin leather construction rated premium grade for durability and flexibility
• Kevlar stitching resists thread burnout and seam failure under welding heat
• Smooth grip surface supports tactile sensitivity needed for TIG filler wire feeding
• Gauntlet cuff style extends coverage over the wrist and lower forearm
• Unlined interior maintains dexterity and reduces bulk during close-tolerance work
• Gunn-cut back pattern reduces seam placement at high-wear contact points

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style TIG welding glove suitable for use with standard TIG torches in light-to-medium duty welding applications where unlined leather construction and fine dexterity are required.

Installation Notes

TIG welding gloves are donned and removed by the welder before and after each weld operation. Always inspect gloves for burns, tears, or worn seams before use and replace immediately if structural integrity is compromised. Leather welding gloves should not be exposed to oils, solvents, or water, as these degrade the leather and reduce protective performance. Welding operations should be conducted in compliance with applicable ANSI and AWS safety standards for personal protective equipment.