Pip 9400 Mig Welding Gloves Large Cowhide Leather

Product Description

The PIP 9400 is a lined leather welding glove designed for MIG welding and general welding applications in demanding industrial environments. Built from shoulder split cowhide leather with a Gunn-cut back pattern, this glove provides durable abrasion and heat protection across the full hand. The gauntlet-style cuff extends overall length to 14 inches, shielding the wrist and lower forearm from spatter and radiant heat. Seams are stitched with Kevlar thread for added durability under high-heat exposure. A cotton lining adds comfort during extended wear. The suede grip surface promotes secure tool and equipment handling throughout the shift.

The 9400 is suited for steel mills, shipyards, manufacturing facilities, automotive shops, and torch work environments. The glove fits a men's large or women's extra-large hand. Its one-piece back construction reduces seam points at high-wear areas, extending service life in repetitive-use settings. Workers in fabrication, general welding, and light industrial assembly will find this glove a practical daily-use option where consistent hand and wrist coverage is required.

Key Features

• Shoulder split cowhide leather construction with premium grade leather for abrasion and heat resistance
• Kevlar stitching throughout for seam durability in high-heat conditions
• Gauntlet cuff style with 14-inch overall length for extended wrist and forearm coverage
• One-piece Gunn-cut back pattern reduces seam points at wear-prone areas
• Cotton lining for added comfort during prolonged use
• Suede grip surface for secure handling of welding equipment and materials

Compatibility

Designed for general MIG welding and torch work applications across steel mills, shipyards, manufacturing, automotive, and similar industrial environments. Sold as a pair.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for holes, worn seams, or heat damage and replaced when integrity is compromised. Always power down or extinguish the welding process before donning or removing gloves. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection standards and facility PPE policies when selecting and using welding gloves. Do not use gloves that are wet or contaminated with flammable materials near open flame or arc welding operations.