Pip 6144/L Tig Welding Gloves Large Kidskin Leather

Product Description

The PIP 6144/L is a top grain kidskin leather welding glove designed for TIG welding and grinding applications. Built with a para-aramid lining and a gunn-cut back pattern, this glove delivers ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 and ANSI/ISEA Puncture Level 3 protection without sacrificing the dexterity TIG welding demands. The gauntlet cuff extends 4 inches to protect the wrist and lower forearm from spatter and radiant heat. At 13.625 inches overall length, the glove provides substantial coverage for professional use. Welders, fabricators, and metal workers handling TIG torches and grinders will find this glove suited to sustained, detail-oriented work.

This glove is sized large and sold as a pair, fitting both men and women in large sizing. It is appropriate for professional and industrial environments where TIG welding and grinding operations are performed regularly. The uncoated kidskin leather surface provides tactile sensitivity for torch control, while the cowhide gauntlet cuff adds durability at the wrist. The keystone thumb construction reduces seam stress at a high-wear contact point, extending service life under repetitive torch manipulation. Intended for installation and maintenance tradespeople, fabrication shop workers, and industrial welders.

Key Features

• Top grain kidskin leather palm for enhanced dexterity and heat resistance during TIG welding
• Para-aramid lining rated to ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4
• ANSI/ISEA Puncture Level 3 protection
• 4-inch cowhide gauntlet cuff for wrist and forearm coverage
• Keystone thumb construction reduces seam wear at high-stress contact point
• Gunn-cut back pattern for improved fit and reduced bulk
• Suitable for both TIG welding and grinding applications

Compatibility

Designed as a TIG welding glove for use in professional welding and fabrication environments requiring ANSI Cut A4 and Puncture Level 3 hand protection.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, abrasions, or heat damage that could compromise protection. Gloves must be kept dry and free of oils or solvents, as contamination can degrade leather and reduce heat resistance. Always power down welding equipment and ensure the work area is clear before donning or removing gloves. Replace gloves immediately if the lining is exposed or structural integrity is compromised.