Pro-safe PS-2195 Welding Gloves Small Goatskin Mig Tig

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-2195 is a pair of unlined welding gloves constructed from superior-grade top grain goatskin, designed to provide heat, flame, abrasion, and general protection during welding operations. The gauntlet-style cuff extends approximately 4.5 inches and is made from split cowhide, offering additional forearm protection without restricting wrist movement. At an overall length of 13 inches, this small-sized glove delivers coverage suited for precision welding tasks. The suede grip surface improves control of the torch or electrode holder, while the wing thumb design supports natural hand positioning during extended work. Licensed welders, auto body technicians, and fabrication shop workers are the primary installers and users of this glove.

The PS-2195 is suited for automotive, MIG, and TIG welding applications where dexterity and moderate heat resistance are both required. The unlined interior allows for a closer fit and better tactile feedback, making it a practical choice for TIG welders who need to feel fine adjustments at the torch. The goatskin construction offers a balance of softness and durability appropriate for light-to-medium fabrication work and automotive repair environments. Sold as a pair with a minimum order of one unit.

Key Features

• Top grain goatskin palm and back material rated as superior grade leather
• Gauntlet cuff with 4.5-inch split cowhide extension for forearm coverage
• Unlined interior for improved dexterity and tactile feedback during TIG and MIG welding
• Suede grip surface for secure torch and electrode holder control
• Wing thumb construction supports natural hand movement and reduces fatigue
• Protection types include heat, flame, general handling, and abrasion resistance

Compatibility

Designed for use in automotive, MIG, and TIG welding applications. Suitable for light-to-medium fabrication tasks requiring a small-size welding glove with gauntlet cuff protection.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, thinning leather, or burn-through that would compromise protection. Worn by the operator prior to initiating any arc welding process. Gloves should never be used as a substitute for proper welding screens, ventilation, or other required PPE. Replace immediately if the leather shows structural damage or degraded heat resistance.