Tillman 1100 Stick Welding Gloves 14in Large Cowhide

Product Description

The TILLMAN 1100 is a stick welding glove built for heavy-duty welding applications where durability and hand protection are the priority. Constructed from premium side split cowhide in blue and pearl, these gloves feature a cotton lining for all-day comfort during extended welding shifts. At 14 inches in length, they provide substantial forearm coverage against spatter and heat. Stitched throughout with Kevlar thread, the seams resist burn-through and hold up under the high-heat conditions typical of stick welding. The wing thumb design reduces hand fatigue, and welted fingers reinforce the areas most exposed to wear.

These gloves are sized Large and are suited for professional stick welders working in fabrication shops, structural steel, pipe welding, and general industrial environments. The combination of cowhide leather, Kevlar thread construction, and cotton lining makes them a reliable choice for welders who need consistent protection through long-duration jobs. They are appropriate for both journeyman welders and apprentices working under supervision in code-governed environments.

Key Features

• Premium side split cowhide construction in blue and pearl colorway
• 14-inch length for extended forearm and wrist coverage
• Cotton lined interior for comfort during extended wear
• Sewn with Kevlar thread for heat-resistant, durable seams
• Wing thumb design reduces fatigue and improves grip
• Welted fingers reinforce high-wear contact zones

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-use glove for stick welding operations requiring heavy-duty cowhide hand protection.

Installation Notes

These gloves are worn PPE and do not require installation. Welders should inspect gloves before each use for signs of wear, burn-through, or compromised seams. Replace immediately if the leather is cracked, seams are separating, or the lining is exposed. Follow applicable ANSI and AWS safety standards for hand protection in welding environments.