Pip 9444/L Welding Gloves Large Grain Cowhide Leather

Product Description

The PIP 9444/L is a pair of light-duty welding gloves sized Large for men and X-Large for women, constructed from top-grain cowhide leather on the palm and split cowhide leather on the back. The gloves feature a para-aramid blend lining that provides cut and heat protection rated to ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 and Puncture Level 3. A keystone thumb and Gunn back pattern support dexterity during repetitive hand movements. The slip-on cuff with elastic closure sewn inside the glove keeps debris out and maintains a secure fit during active use. These gloves are installed and worn by trades workers in welding, construction, ironwork, and general industrial environments.

The 9444/L is suited for light-duty welding applications as well as a broad range of trade and industrial tasks including construction, masonry, agriculture, ironwork, steel work, mining, transportation, electrical contracting, and woodworking. The smooth grip surface works across dry and clean worksite conditions. The premium leather grade and para-aramid lining make these appropriate wherever hand protection against cut hazards at ANSI/ISEA A4 level and moderate heat exposure is required. Sold as a pair, one size Large per package.

Key Features

• Top-grain cowhide leather palm with split cowhide leather back for durability and flexibility
• Para-aramid blend lining delivers ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 and Puncture Level 3 protection
• Keystone thumb construction reduces hand fatigue during repetitive grip tasks
• Gunn back pattern for enhanced fit and articulation
• Elastic closure sewn inside the slip-on cuff keeps the glove seated and blocks debris
• Meets ASTM F2992-15 standard for cut resistance testing

Compatibility

Designed for light-duty welding, construction, masonry, agriculture, ironwork, steel work, mining, transportation, electrical contracting, and woodworking applications. Fits men's Large and women's X-Large hand sizes.

Installation Notes

These gloves are donned and doffed by the end user and require no tools or fasteners. Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, burns, or degraded stitching that could compromise protection. Replace immediately if the leather or lining shows visible damage. Employer PPE programs should follow OSHA 29 CFR 1910.138 hand protection selection guidelines when specifying these gloves for a given task hazard level.