Pip 6141/S Tig Welding Gloves Small Leather Gauntlet

Product Description

The PIP 6141/S is a pair of TIG welding gloves designed for precision welding applications that demand dexterity and heat protection. Constructed from top grain kidskin leather with a premium leather grade rating, these gloves feature a smooth grip surface and a gunn back pattern that supports natural hand movement during close, detailed weld work. Stitched with Kevlar thread for heat and cut resistance at the seams, they measure 11.38 inches in overall length. The gauntlet-style cuff provides extended wrist and lower forearm coverage without bulk.

These gloves are sized small for mens fit and medium for womens fit, making them a practical option for technicians and welders who require a closer-fitting glove for TIG work. The unlined interior and uncoated finish keep the glove thin enough to maintain torch control and electrode placement accuracy. Typical users include certified welders, fabricators, and maintenance technicians performing TIG welding in industrial, manufacturing, or repair environments where tactile sensitivity is a priority.

Key Features

• Top grain kidskin leather construction rated premium grade for durability and flexibility
• Kevlar stitching at seams for resistance to heat and abrasion
• Smooth grip surface for precise torch and filler rod handling during TIG welding
• Gauntlet cuff style provides extended coverage over the wrist and lower forearm
• Unlined interior keeps glove profile thin to preserve dexterity
• Gunn back pattern follows natural hand geometry for reduced fatigue

Compatibility

Designed for TIG welding applications. Sized small, fitting mens small and womens medium hand sizes. Sold as a pair.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cracks, holes, or degraded stitching. Always power down welding equipment and confirm it is de-energized before changing consumables or adjusting torch setup. Do not use gloves that show signs of contamination from oils or solvents, as this can reduce heat resistance. Replacement should follow the welders personal protective equipment program and applicable ANSI or AWS safety guidelines.