Pip 6144/2XL Leather Tig Welding Gloves 2XL Ansi A4

Product Description

The PIP 6144/2XL is a full-fingered leather welding glove designed for TIG welding and grinding applications. Built with a primary cowhide leather construction and a para-aramid lining, this glove delivers ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 protection while maintaining the dexterity needed for TIG work. The gauntlet cuff extends 4 inches to shield the wrist and lower forearm from spatter and radiant heat. Sold as a pair in size 2X-Large, this glove is intended for professional welders, fabricators, and metalworkers who need reliable hand protection during sustained arc welding and grinding tasks.

This glove is suited for both light industrial and heavy fabrication environments where TIG welding is performed. The gunn-cut back pattern and keystone thumb construction support natural hand movement during torch manipulation and workpiece handling. The para-aramid lining adds a layer of cut and heat resistance that meets the demands of grinding operations as well as welding. These gloves are appropriate for use in manufacturing, shipbuilding, structural steel, and general welding shops where ANSI A4 cut protection is specified.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 rating for hand protection during welding and grinding
• Primary cowhide leather construction with para-aramid lining for heat and cut resistance
• 4-inch gauntlet cuff in cowhide leather for extended wrist and forearm coverage
• Keystone thumb design for improved durability at a high-wear contact point
• Gunn-cut back pattern supports dexterity needed for TIG torch control
• Full-fingered coverage with lined interior for added comfort during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue TIG welding glove suitable for professional welding and grinding applications requiring ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 hand protection.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, tears, or contamination that could compromise protection. Do not use gloves that show signs of wear through the leather or lining. Always power down welding equipment before adjusting electrode or workpiece connections. Glove selection and use should comply with applicable workplace safety standards and applicable OSHA PPE requirements for the specific welding process in use.