Steiner 0229-M Leather Tig Welding Gloves Medium

Product Description

The STEINER 0229-M is a pair of full-fingered leather welding gloves designed for TIG welding and general-purpose welding applications. Constructed from grain cowhide leather, these gloves feature a Gunn back pattern and a 3-inch gauntlet cuff for wrist protection during welding operations. The index finger is seamlessly constructed to improve dexterity and tactile feedback — critical for precise TIG work. Kevlar thread stitching throughout adds resistance to heat and abrasion. The gloves arrive unlined, keeping them lightweight and close-fitting for tasks that demand control and hand movement accuracy. They are sized for medium women's hands and sold as a pair.

These gloves are suited for light to moderate welding environments where dexterity is a priority over heavy heat protection. TIG welding generates lower spatter than MIG or stick processes, making an unlined grain leather glove the appropriate choice. The gauntlet cuff shields the wrist and lower forearm from sparks and arc flash during flat, vertical, and overhead welding positions. General-purpose suitability also makes them usable for metal fabrication tasks requiring hand protection without bulky insulation.

Key Features

• Grain cowhide leather construction for durability and heat resistance in TIG welding
• Seamless index finger design improves dexterity and reduces pressure points
• Kevlar thread stitching resists heat and abrasion at seams
• 3-inch gauntlet cuff protects wrist and lower forearm
• Gunn back pattern for a comfortable, natural hand fit
• Unlined interior keeps glove lightweight and tactile-friendly

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose TIG welding glove suitable for standard welding operations where dexterity and grain leather protection are required. Sized for medium women's hands.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cracks, holes, or degraded stitching that could compromise protection. Do not use wet or damp gloves near electrical welding equipment. Replace gloves when leather becomes stiff, cracked, or stitching begins to fail. Compliance with applicable ANSI and AWS safety standards for hand protection is the responsibility of the qualified welding professional performing the work.