Steiner P760-S Leather Welding Gloves Small Mig Stick

Product Description

The STEINER P760-S is a full-fingered leather welding glove designed for general-purpose MIG and Stick welding applications. Built with a grain leather palm and pigskin back and cuff, these gloves provide heat and abrasion resistance during routine welding tasks. Stitched with Kevlar thread throughout, the construction resists burn-through at seams under normal welding heat exposure. A reinforced palm adds durability in high-wear areas. The cotton and foam-back lining improves comfort during extended wear. A gauntlet-style cuff measuring 5 inches provides forearm coverage and helps deflect spatter. Weighing 0.6 pounds per pair, these gloves are intended for professional welders and fabricators working in light to medium welding environments.

The P760-S is suited for residential and light commercial fabrication shops, maintenance welding, and general weld repair where MIG or Stick processes are in use. The straight thumb design supports natural hand positioning during torch or electrode handling. The Gunn-pattern back construction allows flexibility across the hand during repetitive weld passes. These gloves are sized for small hands, including a women's small fit, and are sold as a pair. They are appropriate for welding professionals and skilled tradespeople who require reliable hand protection without bulk.

Key Features

• Grain leather palm and pigskin back for heat and abrasion resistance
• Kevlar thread stitching resists seam degradation under welding heat
• Reinforced palm extends service life in high-contact zones
• 5-inch gauntlet cuff provides forearm spatter protection
• Cotton and foam-back lining for comfort during extended use
• Gunn-pattern back with straight thumb supports natural hand movement

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose MIG and Stick welding applications requiring full-fingered leather hand protection with gauntlet cuff coverage.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are donned before initiating any arc welding process. Inspect gloves for holes, worn seams, or saturated leather before each use, as compromised gloves do not provide adequate protection. These gloves are not rated for TIG welding, where thinner glove material is typically required for electrode control. Always follow applicable ANSI and AWS safety standards for personal protective equipment in welding environments.