Steiner 0224K-S Welding Gloves Small Goatskin Leather Tig

Product Description

The STEINER 0224K-S is a pair of full-fingered welding gloves built for TIG welding and general-purpose hand protection in demanding shop and field environments. Constructed from premium grain goatskin leather, these gloves offer a close, dexterous fit that TIG welders require for torch control and wire feeding. The gauntlet-style cuff extends 4 inches and is made from cowhide for added heat and spatter protection at the wrist. At 12 inches overall length and sized Small, they are suitable for both men and women wearing a size 8. Licensed welders, fabricators, and ironworkers are the primary installers and users of this product.

These gloves are designed for TIG welding applications where tactile sensitivity and cut and puncture resistance are both necessary. The Gunn cut back pattern and straight thumb design support natural hand positioning during extended welding sessions. The unlined interior uses a seamless Kevlar lining construction that resists heat transfer without adding bulk. General-purpose shop tasks requiring heat protection and grip are also within the intended application range. The gloves are not high-visibility and are not rated as static dissipative.

Key Features

• Premium grain goatskin leather construction for dexterity and durability in TIG welding
• Gauntlet cuff with 4-inch cowhide extension for wrist and forearm heat protection
• Seamless Kevlar lining provides heat resistance without interior seam irritation
• Gunn cut back pattern and straight thumb for natural hand positioning and torch control
• Cut and puncture-resistant design rated for general-purpose heat protection applications
• Full-fingered coverage across both hands sold as a pair

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose TIG welding glove suitable for small-handed users in light fabrication, maintenance welding, and shop environments where dexterity and heat protection are required.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cracks, holes, or degraded seams that could compromise heat or spark protection. Always power down welding equipment and ensure the work area is clear of live arcs before donning or removing gloves. Follow applicable ANSI and OSHA hand protection standards for the welding processes in use. Replace immediately if leather shows signs of hardening, charring, or structural damage.