Steiner 0227-X Leather Tig Welding Gloves Xl Gauntlet

Product Description

The STEINER 0227-X is a leather welding glove designed for TIG welding and general-purpose welding applications. Constructed from grain cowhide leather, this unlined glove features a wing thumb, full-fingered coverage, and a Gunn-cut back pattern for a close, responsive fit. The glove is sewn with Kevlar thread for heat and cut resistance at the seams, and the index finger is seamlessly constructed to improve dexterity and tactile feedback — both critical for TIG work. Sized for X-Large women, the gauntlet cuff extends 4 inches to protect the wrist and lower forearm. Sold as a pair.

This glove is suited for TIG welding in light industrial, fabrication, and maintenance environments where dexterity and hand protection must be balanced. The unlined interior and grain leather construction allow the wearer to maintain feel on the torch and filler rod. The gauntlet-style cuff provides forearm coverage without the bulk of a heavier MIG glove, making it appropriate for detail work and thin-material welding in both shop and field settings.

Key Features

• Grain cowhide leather construction for durability and heat resistance
• Kevlar-thread stitching for seam strength under elevated temperatures
• Seamless index finger improves tactile feedback during TIG welding
• Wing thumb design reduces hand fatigue during extended use
• Gauntlet cuff with 4-inch length protects wrist and lower forearm
• Unlined interior for maximum dexterity and torch control

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose TIG welding applications where a lightweight, dexterous leather glove is required. Suitable for use with standard TIG torches in light industrial and fabrication settings.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are donned before initiating any arc. Inspect gloves for holes, worn leather, or compromised stitching before each use — damaged gloves should be replaced immediately. Leather gloves should be kept dry and away from oils that can degrade the material and reduce protection. Proper PPE selection and use should follow applicable ANSI Z49.1 welding safety guidelines.