Steiner 0261-M Tig Welding Gloves Kidskin Medium

Product Description

The STEINER 0261-M is a premium-grain kidskin leather TIG welding glove designed for welders who need maximum dexterity and heat protection at the same time. Sized for medium hands, this full-fingered glove is constructed with a keystone thumb and a seamless index finger — two design details that reduce seam interference and improve arc control during TIG work. The back is made from FR cotton, and the entire glove is stitched with Kevlar thread for added durability and flame resistance. At 0.5 pounds per pair, it is lightweight enough for extended wear during precision welding passes.

This glove is suited for TIG welding and grinding applications in both residential shop environments and commercial fabrication settings. The slip-on cuff with kidskin and cotton cuff material keeps the fit secure without interfering with torch manipulation. The unlined interior with seamless lining construction allows direct tactile feedback through the glove, which is critical when walking the cup or feeding filler rod by hand. Welders working on thin-gauge stainless, aluminum, or mild steel will find the fit and sensitivity appropriate for their workflow.

Key Features

• Premium-grain kidskin leather construction for superior dexterity and tactile feedback
• Seamless index finger reduces seam bulk at the most contact-critical point during TIG welding
• Keystone thumb design provides a natural fit and reduces fatigue during extended welding sessions
• Kevlar thread stitching throughout for flame resistance and seam durability
• FR cotton back material provides added flame protection on the dorsal side
• Slip-on cuff style with combined kidskin and cotton cuff material for secure, low-profile fit

Compatibility

Designed for TIG welding and grinding applications. Sized for medium hands in both mens and womens sizing. Suitable for use with standard TIG torch setups in light fabrication and precision welding work.

Installation Notes

TIG welding gloves are donned and removed by hand — no tools required. Inspect gloves before each use for burns, cracks, or compromised stitching that could reduce flame protection. Always power down the welding machine and confirm the torch is cool before handling or adjusting gloves near the work area. Follow applicable ANSI and OSHA personal protective equipment requirements for hot work environments.