Steiner 2519BRH-L Leather Welding Glove Large Right Hand

Product Description

The STEINER 2519BRH-L is a right-hand leather welding glove designed for stick welding applications. Constructed from split leather with a synthetic leather component, it measures 14 inches in overall length and features a wing thumb design for dexterity and protection at the thumb joint. A foam lining adds thermal comfort during sustained welding work. This glove is sized for large hands and is worn by welders, ironworkers, and fabricators working in industrial and construction environments.

This glove is intended for stick welding operations where heat, spatter, and arc exposure are primary hazards. The 14-inch cuff length provides wrist and forearm coverage typical of MIG and stick welding tasks. The wing thumb and winged thumb back pattern support natural hand movement while maintaining coverage around the thumb saddle, which is a high-wear zone in welding gloves. This is a right-hand-only glove and must be paired with a compatible left-hand glove for full coverage.

Key Features

• Split leather construction with synthetic leather reinforcement for durability in high-heat environments
• Wing thumb design reduces seam placement at the thumb crotch, lowering wear and improving comfort
• Foam-lined interior for added thermal insulation during stick welding
• 14-inch overall length provides extended cuff coverage for wrist and lower forearm protection
• Large sizing fits standard large hand profiles
• Right-hand specific — sold as a single glove

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use welding glove for large right-hand applications in stick welding operations.

Installation Notes

Inspect the glove for cuts, holes, or thinned leather before each use, as compromised material reduces spatter and heat protection. Welding gloves should be kept dry and free of oils or solvents, which can degrade leather and reduce protective performance. Do not use this glove for TIG welding, where thinner gloves are required for electrode control. Always power down equipment before adjusting workpiece position by hand.