Steiner 0235-L Mig Welding Gloves Large Goatskin Leather

Product Description

The STEINER 0235-L is a heavy-duty MIG welding glove designed for professional welders who need reliable heat and flame protection during arc welding operations. Constructed with a goatskin leather palm and a split cowhide leather back, these gloves offer a balance of dexterity and durability suited to sustained MIG welding work. The gauntlet-style cuff extends 5 inches for forearm coverage, and the overall glove length measures 12 inches. A seamless cotton lining reduces hand fatigue during extended use. Wing thumb construction and a Gunn back pattern support natural hand movement at the torch.

These gloves are built for MIG welding applications in both professional shop environments and field fabrication settings. The reinforced palm adds wear resistance in high-contact grip zones, making them well suited for welders working long shifts or handling heavy wire-feed equipment. They are offered in a large size fitting both men and women, and the heavy fabric weight is appropriate for production welding environments where consistent heat exposure is a routine part of the job. Licensed welders and fabrication tradespeople are the primary users.

Key Features

• Goatskin leather palm for dexterity and heat resistance in MIG welding applications
• Split cowhide leather back provides durability against spark and spatter exposure
• 5-inch cowhide gauntlet cuff for forearm protection
• Seamless cotton lining reduces interior seam irritation during long-duration wear
• Reinforced palm construction extends service life in high-wear grip areas
• Wing thumb and Gunn back pattern support natural hand and finger movement
• Flame-resistant protection rating appropriate for arc welding environments

Compatibility

Designed for MIG welding applications as part of the STEINER Pro-Series glove line. Sized for large hands in both men and women.

Installation Notes

These gloves are intended for use by qualified welders following applicable workplace safety standards and AWS or OSHA PPE requirements. Inspect gloves before each use for burns, tears, or compromised seams, and replace immediately if the palm or cuff shows through-damage. Do not use welding gloves that are wet or contaminated with flammable materials near an open arc. Store away from direct sunlight and sharp objects to preserve leather integrity.