Pip 6144/S Leather Tig Welding Gloves Small Ansi Cut A4

Product Description

The PIP 6144/S is a leather TIG welding glove designed for light-duty welding and grinding applications where dexterity and cut protection are priorities. Built from cowhide leather with a keystone thumb and gunn-cut back pattern, this glove delivers a close, responsive fit suited to TIG welding technique. The para-aramid lining provides ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4 protection without sacrificing feel. A 4-inch gauntlet cuff shields the wrist and lower forearm from spark and spatter exposure. Sold as a pair in size Small, this glove is also sized for women's small hands. Licensed welders and fabricators working in industrial or shop environments are the primary installers and users of this glove.

The 6144/S is suited for TIG welding and grinding operations where tactile sensitivity matters. Its full-fingered, lined construction makes it appropriate for precision weld passes on thin stock where an ungloved or lightly protected hand would otherwise be used. The gauntlet cuff and cowhide material provide adequate protection for short-arc and low-spatter processes. This glove is not intended for high-spatter processes such as stick or MIG welding, where heavier leather and extended cuffs are typically required.

Key Features

• Cowhide leather construction with gunn-cut back pattern for durability and fit
• Para-aramid lining rated ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A4
• Keystone thumb design for improved dexterity during TIG welding passes
• 4-inch gauntlet cuff protects the wrist and lower forearm
• Full-fingered coverage suitable for grinding and welding applications
• Sized for small and women's small hands — sold as a pair

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are donned before energizing welding equipment and should be inspected for cuts, thin spots, or lining damage before each use. Inspect the gauntlet cuff for integrity to ensure wrist protection is maintained. Gloves used in welding operations should comply with applicable ANSI/ISEA hand protection selection standards and any site-specific PPE programs. Do not use damaged gloves — replace immediately if the leather or lining is compromised.