Steiner 0224K-2X Welding Gloves 2x-large Goatskin Leather

Product Description

The STEINER 0224K-2X is a pair of full-fingered welding gloves designed for general-purpose welding, including TIG applications. Constructed from premium grain goatskin leather, these gloves measure 12 inches in overall length and feature a 4-inch gauntlet-style cowhide cuff for extended wrist and forearm protection. The Gunn-cut back pattern and straight thumb design provide a natural fit suited to detailed hand work at the weld. A seamless Kevlar lining adds cut and puncture resistance without bulk. These gloves are sized at 2X-Large and fit both men and women. Welders, fabricators, and pipe fitters working in shops or in the field use this style for tasks demanding dexterity and moderate heat protection.

The 0224K-2X is built for general-purpose welding environments where hand mobility and thermal protection are both required. The goatskin leather construction is well suited to TIG welding, where fine motor control matters. The gauntlet cuff shields the wrist without requiring a separate sleeve for most light-to-moderate heat exposures. These gloves are sold as a pair and are appropriate for professional trade use in fabrication shops, maintenance environments, and light industrial settings.

Key Features

• Premium grain goatskin leather construction for durability and dexterity
• 12-inch overall length with a 4-inch gauntlet-style cowhide cuff
• Seamless Kevlar lining provides cut and puncture resistance
• Gunn-cut back pattern and straight thumb for natural hand positioning
• Full-fingered coverage rated for heat protection in general-purpose welding
• Sized 2X-Large; fits both men and women

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose welding glove suitable for TIG welding and similar light-to-moderate heat applications in fabrication and maintenance trades.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, burns, or degraded leather that could compromise protection. Allow gloves to cool completely before storage and keep away from oils or solvents that can degrade leather. Welders should follow applicable ANSI and AWS safety standards for personal protective equipment selection and use.