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Ironclad

Ironclad WMIG-03-M MIG Welding Gloves, Cowhide Palm, M, 1 Pair

SKU CH-ZTQR-NQWAQ

Cowhide leather gloves protect hands during MIG welding with a 14-inch cuff and straight-thumb design

  • Premium A‑grade cowhide leather resists heat and abrasion
  • 14 1/4‑inch length protects forearm from spatter
  • Straight thumb design gives natural grip on MIG gun
  • Gunn cut construction reduces seam wear during long welds
  • Safety cuff stays secure while allowing quick removal

Welding Gloves for MIG Applications

These gloves are designed specifically for MIG welding tasks. They come as a single pair in medium size. The straight thumb and Gunn cut pattern provide a fit suited to repetitive torch handling.

Cowhide Palm and Back Construction

Both the palm and the back of the hand use cowhide leather graded A and B. The cuff is also made from cowhide and includes a safety design. This all-leather build covers the hand and lower forearm for consistent material performance.

Fourteen Inch Length Defines Coverage

Each glove measures 14 1/4 inches from fingertip to cuff end. This length determines how far the protection extends past the wrist. Buyers needing shorter cuffs or longer gauntlets for different processes should note this fixed dimension.

Highlights

  • Premium A‑grade cowhide leather resists heat and abrasion
  • 14 1/4‑inch length protects forearm from spatter
  • Straight thumb design gives natural grip on MIG gun
  • Gunn cut construction reduces seam wear during long welds
  • Safety cuff stays secure while allowing quick removal

Specifications

BrandIRONCLAD

Questions about this item

How often will the cowhide palm need replacing under daily MIG welding?

The Grade A/B cowhide palm wears gradually; inspect it after each shift and replace the gloves once the leather thins or cracks appear.

What stops me wearing these all day during a long fabrication run?

Heat builds up inside the 14 1/4 in cuff because the cowhide back and palm trap warmth, so plan regular breaks to let hands cool.

Do the gloves get too hot or sweaty when worn continuously?

The full cowhide construction holds heat and moisture; expect noticeable warmth after a few hours and consider liner gloves for comfort.

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