Steiner P210K-M Mig Welding Gloves Large Pigskin

Product Description

The STEINER P210K-M is a pair of unlined pigskin leather MIG welding gloves designed for professional welders who need reliable hand protection during MIG welding operations. Constructed from premium grain pigskin leather, these gloves measure 12 inches in overall length with a 4-inch gauntlet cuff that shields the wrist and lower forearm from spatter and heat. The wing thumb design and seamless index finger construction improve dexterity and reduce fatigue during extended welding sessions. At 0.4 pounds per pair, these gloves are lightweight enough for all-day wear without sacrificing protection. Sized for large men or medium women, they are sold as a pair.

These gloves are built for MIG welding applications in both residential and light commercial shop environments. The pigskin leather construction provides protection against flame, oil, and water exposure common in welding bays and fabrication shops. A seamless lining design eliminates interior seam irritation for techs and fabricators working long shifts. The gauntlet cuff style makes these a practical choice for situations where wrist and forearm protection is needed alongside full hand coverage.

Key Features

• Premium grain pigskin leather construction rated for flame, oil, and water protection
• 12-inch overall length with 4-inch gauntlet cuff for wrist and forearm coverage
• Seamless index finger for improved dexterity and touch sensitivity
• Wing thumb design for natural hand movement during MIG welding
• Seamless lining interior reduces skin irritation during extended wear
• Sold as a pair, sized large for men or medium for women

Compatibility

Designed for MIG welding applications as a general-purpose protective glove for professional welders and fabricators working with standard MIG welding equipment.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for burns, holes, or deterioration in the leather that could compromise protection. Always don gloves before initiating any arc or handling hot workpieces. Do not use gloves that show significant wear, stiffness from heat damage, or loss of structural integrity. Welding gloves should be selected and used in accordance with applicable ANSI and AWS safety standards for personal protective equipment.