Steiner 0233CR-2X Mig Welding Gloves 2XL Cowhide

Product Description

The STEINER 0233CR-2X is a full-fingered MIG welding glove built for heavy-duty welding and grinding applications. Constructed from premium grain cowhide leather, these gloves feature a seamless para-aramid knit fiber blend lining that provides flame protection and cut resistance without adding bulk at the fingers. The seamless index finger design improves dexterity and reduces hand fatigue during extended work. A 3.5-inch cowhide gauntlet cuff protects the wrist and lower forearm from spatter and radiant heat. Available in size 2X-Large, these gloves fit both men and women. They are sewn with Kevlar thread throughout for added durability under thermal stress.

These gloves are sized for MIG welding environments where spatter exposure, heat, and cut hazards are present simultaneously. The heavy fabric weight and premium grain leather make them well suited for fabrication shops, industrial maintenance, and structural welding. The gauntlet cuff style supports overhead and positional welding where wrist coverage matters. The gloves also serve grinding operations where cut-resistant Level 2 protection is required alongside heat resistance.

Key Features

• Premium grain cowhide leather construction for durability and heat resistance
• Seamless para-aramid knit fiber blend lining for flame and cut protection
• Seamless index finger design improves grip and tactile feedback
• Kevlar thread stitching throughout for extended service life under heat
• 3.5-inch cowhide gauntlet cuff for wrist and forearm protection
• Cut-Resistant Level 2 rating suitable for combined welding and grinding tasks

Compatibility

Designed for MIG welding and grinding applications requiring flame protection and cut-resistant Level 2 performance in a full-fingered gauntlet-style glove.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for damage before each use, particularly at the seams and cuff edges. Ensure the welding power source and gas supply are properly configured before beginning work. Replace gloves if leather shows cracking, thinning, or compromised stitching that could reduce protection. Disposal and replacement should follow site safety protocols and applicable OSHA personal protective equipment requirements.