Steiner 02122-L Aluminized Leather Welding Glove 14 in

Product Description

The STEINER 02122-L is a wool-lined aluminized leather welding glove designed for general welding applications. The aluminized back reflects radiant heat while the leather construction provides abrasion resistance and durable hand protection in high-heat environments. A gauntlet cuff extends coverage past the wrist for additional forearm protection. At 14 inches overall length, this glove offers substantial coverage from fingertip to cuff. The glove is sold as a pair in universal sizing, making it a practical stock item for welding shops, fabrication facilities, and field welding operations. Installation and use requires no tools — these are slip-on PPE intended for direct trade use.

Suited for general welding tasks including MIG, stick, and similar processes where radiant heat and spatter are primary hazards. The aluminized coverage on the back of the glove reflects heat away from the hand during overhead and proximity welding. The gauntlet cuff style is appropriate for tasks where wrist and lower forearm exposure is a concern. Universal sizing accommodates a range of hand sizes, reducing the need to stock multiple sizes in a work environment. The silver and brown color scheme indicates aluminized material on the back with natural leather on the palm side.

Key Features

• Aluminized back coverage reflects radiant heat during welding operations
• Wool lining adds insulation and comfort during extended wear
• Gauntlet cuff style provides wrist and lower forearm coverage
• 14 inches overall length for substantial hand and arm protection
• Universal sizing for broad fit across hand sizes
• Sold as a pair — one set per package

Compatibility

Designed for general welding applications where radiant heat protection and leather durability are required. Suitable for use in fabrication, maintenance welding, and similar trades requiring aluminized PPE gloves.

Installation Notes

These gloves are worn PPE and require no mechanical installation. Inspect gloves before each use for tears, burns, or compromised aluminized coating. Damaged gloves should be replaced immediately and not repaired for continued welding use. Follow your facility safety program and applicable OSHA PPE requirements when selecting and using hand protection for welding tasks.