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JOHN TILLMAN CO

JOHN TILLMAN CO 13503X welding gloves 3X-Large

SKU CH-N456-2E2MW MPN 13503X

Heavy-duty pearl top-grain cowhide welding gloves with a 4-inch cuff, unlined for dexterity, wing thumb, seamless forefinger and Kevlar stitching

  • TypeOthers
  • Heavy duty pearl top grain cowhide with 4” cuff for added protection
  • Unlined design for dexterity during welding tasks
  • Wing thumb and seamless forefinger for enhanced feel
  • Kevlar stitching provides added strength and durability

Heavy-duty MIG welding gloves for large hands

Pearl top-grain cowhide construction with a four-inch cuff protects the forearm during MIG work. The unlined design preserves finger dexterity while a wing thumb and seamless forefinger improve tactile feel. Kevlar stitching reinforces stress points for longer service life. Supplied as a single pair in 3X-Large.

Heat resistance and comfort in extended use

Thick cowhide insulates against radiant heat and spatter without adding stiff liners that trap sweat. The open cuff allows airflow to reduce hand fatigue during long passes. Kevlar thread resists thermal degradation better than standard cotton stitching. No inner liner means less bulk and faster on-off cycles between welds.

Highlights

  • Heavy duty pearl top grain cowhide with 4” cuff for added protection
  • Unlined design for dexterity during welding tasks
  • Wing thumb and seamless forefinger for enhanced feel
  • Kevlar stitching provides added strength and durability

Specifications

BrandTillman
Model13503X
TypeOthers

Questions about this item

How do I put on the Tillman 13503X gloves and what step do people often skip?

Slide each hand fully into the 4" cuff so the wing thumb aligns naturally; the step many skip is checking that the seamless forefinger sits flat against the fingertip before welding.

When will the Kevlar stitching on the 1350 gloves need replacement?

Replace the gloves once the Kevlar stitching shows fraying or broken threads, as the unlined cowhide cannot be re-stitched effectively.

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