Steiner 0216-S Mig Welding Gloves Small Grain Cowhide

Product Description

The STEINER 0216-S is a grain cowhide leather MIG welding glove designed for welders who need reliable hand protection during arc welding and grinding tasks. Built with a premium grain cowhide palm and back, the glove features a 4.5-inch gauntlet cuff that shields the wrist and lower forearm from heat and spatter. Stitched with Kevlar thread throughout, the construction resists thread burn-through, extending the service life of the glove under high-heat conditions. A seamless index finger reduces hot-spot irritation and improves dexterity when handling wire or adjusting workpieces. Flame-resistant protection and a seamless cotton lining round out the build. Sized small to fit both men and women with smaller hands.

These gloves are suited for MIG welding and grinding applications in fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and construction environments. The wing thumb construction allows a natural grip on welding guns and hand tools without excessive fatigue. The gauntlet cuff design is particularly useful when working overhead or in positions where spatter and slag may travel up the wrist. The full-fingered, lined construction makes these appropriate for extended-duration work sessions where heat buildup and abrasion are both concerns. Licensed welders, pipefitters, and ironworkers are the primary installers and users of this product.

Key Features

• Premium grain cowhide leather palm and back for heat and abrasion resistance
• Kevlar thread stitching resists burn-through at high temperatures
• Seamless index finger improves dexterity and reduces pressure points
• 4.5-inch gauntlet cuff provides wrist and forearm protection from spatter
• Seamless cotton lining reduces internal friction and improves comfort during extended wear
• Wing thumb construction supports a natural grip on MIG guns and hand tools

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose MIG welding and grinding glove for professionals requiring a small-sized, flame-resistant leather gauntlet glove in those applications.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cracks, holes, or worn stitching that could compromise protection. Do not use gloves that are wet, contaminated with grease or oil, or have compromised seams when working near arc welding equipment. Follow applicable ANSI Z49.1 safety standards for welding operations. Replace gloves when leather shows significant wear or Kevlar stitching begins to fray.