Caiman
Caiman 1600-4 welding gloves
Goat grain leather welding gloves with a four-inch cuff and unlined interior
- TypeOthers
- Resilient goat grain leather withstands heavy use
- Four-inch cuff protects wrists from spatter
- Unlined design keeps hands cool and dexterous
- Medium pearl/tan finish suits general welding tasks
Kidskin welding gloves, goat grain leather
The Caiman 1600-4 gloves use resilient goat grain leather with a cowhide reinforcement. A four-inch cuff extends coverage past the wrist. The completely unlined construction keeps the hand cool and preserves fingertip feel for precise torch control. Medium size fits a wide range of users.
Unlined design for dexterity over insulation
Welders who need maximum tactile sensitivity for TIG work will appreciate the bare-leather interior. The lack of lining means no added heat barrier, so the gloves are less suited for prolonged high-amperage stick or heavy MIG sessions where insulation is required. Buyers who want a padded or fleece-lined option should look at something else.
Highlights
- Resilient goat grain leather withstands heavy use
- Four-inch cuff protects wrists from spatter
- Unlined design keeps hands cool and dexterous
- Medium pearl/tan finish suits general welding tasks
Specifications
| Type | Others |
|---|---|
| Brand | CAIMAN |
| Model | 1600-4 |
Questions about this item
Will the 4in cuff on these Caiman 1600-4 gloves still fit over the sleeves of my older welding jacket?
The 4in cuff is designed to extend over jacket sleeves, providing overlap protection while the goat grain leather remains flexible enough to accommodate thicker cuff material.
How can I confirm the unlined construction is performing correctly during my first welds?
You should feel immediate heat sensitivity through the single-layer goat grain leather, allowing precise torch control without the insulation delay that lined gloves create.
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