Pip 9444/S Welding Gloves Small Grain Cowhide Leather

Product Description

The PIP 9444/S is a light-duty welding glove designed for trade professionals working in construction, agriculture, ironwork, and general fabrication environments. Built from top-grain cowhide leather on the palm and split cowhide leather on the back, these gloves deliver cut and heat protection in a Gunn-cut, keystone-thumb pattern. The para-aramid blend lining adds an additional layer of thermal and cut resistance. Sized for small hands, with a women's medium equivalent fit, the slip-on cuff with elastic closure sewn inside keeps the fit secure during active use. Licensed tradespeople and general contractors reach for these when handling metal stock, conduit, or structural components at moderate heat exposure levels.

The 9444/S is suited for light-duty welding tasks and general protection across a broad range of trade applications. Typical install and use scenarios include construction framing, masonry, agriculture, steel and iron handling, mining operations, transportation, electrical contracting, and woodworking. The smooth grip surface provides consistent contact control on tools and materials. The glove ships as a pair and is intended for single-user daily wear in environments where cut and puncture hazards are present alongside low-to-moderate heat sources.

Key Features

• Top-grain cowhide leather palm with split cowhide leather back for durable abrasion resistance
• Para-aramid blend lining provides cut and heat protection inside the glove
• Keystone thumb construction reduces hand fatigue during repetitive gripping tasks
• Gunn-cut back pattern improves dexterity and fit across the hand
• Elastic closure sewn inside the slip-on cuff for a secure, adjustable fit
• Meets ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A4 and Puncture Level 3 standards

Compatibility

Designed as a light-duty welding and general-purpose work glove suited for construction, masonry, agriculture, iron and steel handling, mining, transportation, electrical contracting, and woodworking applications.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, burns, or worn stitching that would compromise protection. Always power down or shut off welding equipment before donning or removing gloves. These gloves are rated for light-duty welding only — do not use in heavy or stick welding applications where sustained high-heat exposure is present. Follow employer PPE programs and applicable OSHA hand protection requirements when selecting and using welding gloves.