Steiner 0216-2X Mig Welding Gloves 2XL Leather

Product Description

The STEINER 0216-2X is a pair of leather MIG welding gloves sized 2X-Large, built for welders and fabricators who need durable hand protection in moderate- to high-heat applications. The glove shell is constructed from grain, split, and reverse split cowhide leather, offering abrasion resistance and heat insulation across the palm, back, and cuff. A cotton lining adds comfort during extended wear. Stitching is done with Kevlar thread for superior seam strength under heat and stress. The seamless index finger design reduces pressure points and improves dexterity at the weld point. At 1.5 pounds per pair, these gloves are substantial enough for heavy shop use without excessive bulk.

These gloves are intended for MIG welding and grinding operations in both residential and commercial shop environments. The gauntlet-style cowhide cuff extends 4.5 inches to protect the wrist and lower forearm from spatter and radiant heat. The wing thumb construction supports natural hand positioning while maintaining a secure grip on MIG guns, angle grinders, and similar tools. Suitable for professional welders, ironworkers, and fabricators working daily production or field repair scenarios.

Key Features

• Grain, split, and reverse split cowhide leather construction for multi-zone hand protection
• Kevlar thread stitching resists heat and abrasion at seams
• Seamless index finger reduces friction and improves trigger feel
• Cotton-lined interior for comfort during extended wear
• Gauntlet cowhide cuff extends 4.5 inches for forearm and wrist coverage
• Wing thumb design supports natural grip position on welding and grinding equipment

Compatibility

Designed for MIG welding and grinding applications requiring leather gauntlet gloves in a 2X-Large fit for both men and women.

Installation Notes

These gloves are donned and replaced by the welder or end user as personal protective equipment — no tools are required. Inspect gloves before each use for burns, tears, or compromised seams, and replace immediately if the shell or stitching is damaged. Follow applicable OSHA and ANSI hand protection standards for your work environment. Do not use gloves that are wet or heavily contaminated near open arc or flame.