Pip 6141/M Tig Welding Gloves Medium Gauntlet

Product Description

The PIP 6141/M is a top-grain kidskin leather TIG welding glove designed for precision welding applications where dexterity and heat protection are both critical. Offered as a pair in size Medium, these gloves measure 11.75 inches in overall length and feature a gauntlet cuff style that extends coverage up the wrist and lower forearm. Stitched with Kevlar thread for durability under high-heat conditions, the smooth grip surface supports the fine hand control that TIG welding demands. The unlined interior keeps the fit close and tactile, which is essential when guiding a filler rod or manipulating a torch at close range.

These gloves are suited for professional welders and fabricators performing TIG welding in light industrial, manufacturing, and shop environments. The grain kidskin back material and straight thumb design allow natural hand positioning during extended welding sessions. The gauntlet cuff provides additional forearm coverage without restricting movement. Women requiring a large fit and men working in a medium fit will find this glove sizes appropriately for either. Welding professionals who prioritize feel and control over heavy insulation will find this glove well-matched to TIG work.

Key Features

• Top-grain kidskin leather construction for a supple, close fit suited to TIG welding
• Kevlar stitching resists thread burnout in high-heat welding environments
• Gauntlet cuff style extends protection past the wrist
• Smooth grip surface supports precision torch and filler rod control
• Unlined interior for maximum tactile sensitivity and dexterity
• Straight thumb and Gunn pattern back for natural hand positioning

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue glove for TIG welding applications requiring a medium-weight, unlined leather gauntlet. No specific equipment compatibility is stated by the manufacturer for this glove.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, wear, or damage to the leather or stitching. Always don gloves before energizing welding equipment and ensure the cuff fully covers the wrist. Do not use these gloves for MIG or stick welding applications where heavier insulation is required. Replacement of worn gloves should follow workplace PPE inspection schedules per applicable safety standards.