Steiner 0261CR-L Tig Welding Gloves Kidskin Large

Product Description

The STEINER 0261CR-L is a TIG welding glove designed for precision heat work where dexterity and flame protection are both required. Constructed from premium grain kidskin leather, the glove delivers the tactile sensitivity TIG welding demands without sacrificing protection. The lining is a seamless para-aramid knit fiber blend, which provides thermal resistance and comfort during extended use. A keystone thumb and seamless index finger construction reduce seam bulk at critical contact points. Stitched with Kevlar thread throughout, the glove is built to hold up under repeated exposure to weld spatter and heat. Sold as a pair in size Large.

This glove is suited for TIG welding and grinding applications in fabrication shops, maintenance environments, and field service settings. The slip-on cuff with kidskin and cotton cuff material allows quick donning and removal. The FR cotton back provides additional flame resistance on the exterior. Both mens and womens size Large hands are accommodated by the sizing. Licensed tradespeople and experienced welders working on ferrous and non-ferrous materials in residential, commercial, and industrial settings will find this glove appropriate for light-to-medium heat exposure tasks.

Key Features

• Premium grain kidskin leather palm for enhanced dexterity during TIG welding
• Seamless para-aramid knit fiber blend lining for thermal protection and comfort
• Seamless index finger reduces seam interference at the weld point
• Keystone thumb construction improves fit and reduces stress at the thumb joint
• Kevlar thread stitching throughout for durability under heat and abrasion
• FR cotton back material adds flame resistance on the glove exterior
• Knuckle strap for secure fit during active use

Compatibility

Designed for TIG welding and grinding applications requiring a premium leather slip-on glove with flame protection and seamless lining construction.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, worn leather, or compromised stitching that could reduce protection. Ensure all welding equipment is properly grounded and the work area is clear of flammable materials before beginning any weld operation. Do not use gloves that are wet, oil-contaminated, or visibly damaged. Replacement intervals should follow the safety program guidelines of the applicable workplace or contractor.