Pip 94-928G Canvas Hot Mill Glove 28 Oz Gauntlet

Product Description

The PIP 94-928G is a heavy-duty canvas hot mill glove built for high-heat industrial environments. Constructed with three layers of 28-ounce canvas and a premium-grade burlap lining, this glove provides substantial thermal protection for workers handling hot materials, metal castings, or heat-intensive production processes. The starched gauntlet cuff extends coverage up the wrist and lower forearm, helping to shield against radiant heat and incidental contact. This glove is sold by the dozen and intended for industrial safety programs requiring durable, heat-protective hand coverage.

Designed for foundry, steel mill, and general hot mill applications, the 94-928G is well suited to environments where workers contact or maneuver hot metal, glass, ceramics, or other high-temperature workpieces. The gauntlet-style cuff makes it a practical choice for furnace tending, forge operations, ladle handling, and similar tasks. Industrial safety managers and procurement teams typically specify this glove for facilities requiring consistent, high-quantity PPE inventory. Minimum order quantity is 10 dozen per case.

Key Features

• 28-ounce canvas construction provides heavy thermal insulation for hot mill and foundry work
• Three-layer design adds depth of protection against radiant and contact heat
• Premium-grade materials selected for durability in demanding industrial settings
• Starched gauntlet cuff extends coverage over the wrist and lower forearm
• Burlap lining reinforces structure and heat resistance
• Sold by the dozen for straightforward high-volume procurement

Compatibility

Designed as a standard hot mill glove for foundry, steel mill, forge, and general high-heat industrial applications requiring gauntlet-cuff hand protection.

Installation Notes

Hot mill gloves are PPE items and do not require installation. Inspect each glove before use for signs of wear, thinning, or damage that could reduce thermal protection. Gloves should be replaced when canvas layers show charring, significant wear, or structural breakdown. Follow your facility safety program and applicable OSHA PPE standards when specifying and issuing thermal gloves.