Steiner 0261-L Tig Welding Gloves Kidskin Leather Large

Product Description

The STEINER 0261-L is a full-fingered TIG welding glove built from premium grain kidskin leather for superior dexterity and heat protection at the weld point. Sized large and weighing 0.5 pounds, this glove features a slip-on cuff constructed from a cotton and kidskin blend, a flame-resistant FR cotton back, and Kevlar thread stitching throughout for added durability under sustained heat exposure. The seamless index finger design improves tactile sensitivity, which is critical for the precise arc control that TIG welding demands. Licensed welding professionals and trade shop technicians install and rely on this glove for both welding and grinding applications.

This glove is designed for TIG welding and grinding tasks in residential fabrication shops, commercial welding operations, and industrial maintenance environments. The unlined interior with seamless lining construction keeps the fit close and responsive, reducing hand fatigue during detailed weld passes. The keystone thumb provides a natural hand position and reduces stress at a high-wear area. Both men's and women's large hand sizes are accommodated by the single large sizing.

Key Features

• Premium grain kidskin leather palm for enhanced dexterity and heat resistance
• Kevlar thread stitching resists burn-through and extends glove service life
• Seamless index finger improves tactile feedback for precise TIG torch control
• Flame-resistant FR cotton back protects against radiant heat and weld spatter
• Keystone thumb construction reduces seam stress at a high-wear contact point
• Slip-on cuff in cotton and kidskin blend for quick donning and doffing

Compatibility

Designed for use in TIG welding and grinding applications requiring a close-fitting, full-fingered leather glove with flame-resistant properties.

Installation Notes

TIG welding gloves require no installation, but proper fit inspection before each use is recommended to ensure there are no burns, tears, or compromised seams that would reduce protection. Inspect Kevlar stitching and the kidskin palm regularly and retire the glove if structural integrity is compromised. Follow applicable workplace safety standards and welding codes when selecting hand protection for specific welding procedures.