Steiner 0232-L Mig Welding Gloves Large Leather Gauntlet

Product Description

The STEINER 0232-L is a full-fingered leather welding glove designed for MIG welding and grinding applications. Built from split grain cowhide leather, these gloves provide heat and abrasion resistance during sustained arc welding work. The gauntlet-style cuff extends 4.5 inches to protect the wrist and lower forearm from spatter. Stitched with Kevlar thread throughout, the construction resists burn-through at seams where standard thread fails. A cotton lining adds comfort during extended wear. The seamless index finger design reduces irritation and improves dexterity at the trigger finger — a practical detail for MIG gun control. Sized Large for both men and women, these gloves are sized for professional use in fabrication, maintenance, and manufacturing environments.

The STEINER 0232-L fits MIG welding and grinding tasks in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. The split grain cowhide back and palm offer flexibility without sacrificing protection. The gauntlet cuff with a thumb strap keeps the glove seated during active work. This glove is a standard choice for welders running solid wire or flux-core processes on light to medium gauge steel. It is equally suited for angle grinding where hand and wrist protection from sparks and debris is required.

Key Features

• Split grain cowhide leather construction for heat and abrasion resistance
• Kevlar thread stitching resists seam burn-through during welding
• Seamless index finger for improved dexterity and trigger finger comfort
• 4.5-inch gauntlet cuff with cowhide material protects wrist and lower forearm
• Thumb strap keeps glove securely positioned during use
• Cotton lining for comfort during extended wear
• Rated for MIG welding and grinding applications

Compatibility

Designed for use in MIG welding and grinding applications. Sized Large. Suitable for both men and women wearing a large glove size.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, thin spots, or burned areas that compromise protection. Do not use gloves that show visible damage, as degraded leather offers reduced resistance to heat and spatter. Always power down welding equipment before adjusting ground clamps or work leads. Welding PPE selection should conform to applicable ANSI and OSHA standards for the specific process and material being welded.