Pip 86552/XL Welding Gloves Xl Goatskin Kevlar Ansi A3

Product Description

The PIP 86552/XL is a pair of X-Large welding and work gloves constructed from top grain goatskin leather with a Kevlar lining and Kevlar stitching throughout. These gloves are rated ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A3 and meet EN 388 2443 and F1790-97 ANSI A3 standards, making them suitable for tasks that combine heat exposure, cut risk, and abrasion. The back is made from spandex for flexibility and fit. A hook-and-loop cuff closure secures the glove on the wrist and allows fast removal. Grip surface is suede finish. The gloves are launderable, extending service life and reducing replacement frequency.

These gloves are suited for heavy and light construction, fabrication, manufacturing, and landscaping applications. The combination of premium goatskin leather, Kevlar lining, and multi-hazard protection makes them appropriate for welding operations, material handling, and general trade work where cut, puncture, tear, and abrasion resistance are required. The wing thumb design reduces seam interference in high-wear areas. Women sizing corresponds to 2X-Large. Sold as a pair.

Key Features

• Top grain goatskin leather construction with premium leather grade rating
• Kevlar lining and Kevlar stitching for cut and heat resistance
• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A3 — meets EN 388 2443 and F1790-97 ANSI A3
• Hook and loop cuff closure for secure fit and easy on/off
• Wing thumb construction minimizes wear-point seam placement
• Launderable design for extended service life
• Spandex back panel for added dexterity and fit

Compatibility

Designed for use in welding, fabrication, heavy and light construction, manufacturing, and landscaping applications where ANSI A3 cut resistance and leather abrasion protection are required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, worn stitching, or compromised leather that could reduce protection. Follow the manufacturer laundering instructions to maintain integrity of Kevlar lining and stitching. Gloves should be replaced when leather, lining, or stitching shows visible damage. Consult applicable OSHA hand protection standards and site safety requirements when selecting PPE for specific welding or construction tasks.