Pip 945LHO Welding Glove Large Left Hand Leather 14in

Product Description

The PIP 945LHO is a single left-hand welding glove designed for general and stick welding applications. Built from split cowhide leather with a suede grip surface, it delivers the heat resistance and durability required in active welding environments. The glove measures 14 inches in overall length, providing forearm coverage beyond the wrist. A cotton lining adds comfort during extended wear, and the seams are stitched with Kevlar thread for added resistance to heat and abrasion. This glove is sized Large for men or X-Large for women and features a slip-on cuff style. It is sold as a single left-hand unit. Licensed welders and fabricators working in shop or field settings are the primary installers and users of this product.

The 945LHO is suited for general welding tasks including stick welding where prolonged hand and forearm exposure to heat, sparks, and slag is common. The split cowhide leather back and suede palm work together to provide grip and protection on the dominant or off hand during rod changes, material handling, and torch manipulation. The slip-on cuff allows for quick removal in an emergency, which is a standard safety consideration in welding PPE selection. This glove fits into light industrial, fabrication shop, maintenance, and field welding workflows.

Key Features

• Split cowhide leather construction for heat and abrasion resistance
• Suede grip surface on the palm for secure material handling
• 14-inch overall length for forearm coverage during welding operations
• Kevlar stitching resists heat and extends seam life
• Cotton lining for added comfort during extended use
• Slip-on cuff style allows rapid removal if needed
• Left hand only — sold as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard PPE selection for general and stick welding applications requiring a left-hand-only leather glove in size Large.

Installation Notes

This glove is worn PPE and does not require tool-based installation. Inspect the glove before each use for burns, cuts, or compromised seams that could reduce protection. Do not use damaged welding gloves. Follow applicable workplace safety standards and employer PPE programs when selecting and issuing hand protection for welding tasks.