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Pair of 14 inch aluminized gloves with wool liner and Kevlar stitching

Steel Grip

Steel Grip ARL-TH210-14F Aluminized Gloves, 14 in, 800 °F

SKU CH-K4WT-AZHHP

Aluminized heat-resistant gloves with wool liner and Kevlar stitching protect hands up to 800 °F

  • Handles extreme heat up to 800 °F
  • 14-inch length shields forearm and wrist
  • Aluminized Thermonol palm reflects radiant heat
  • Wool liner adds insulation for comfort
  • Kevlar stitching resists seam failure under heat

Heat-resistant gloves for 800 °F work

These aluminised gloves are built for tasks that reach 800 °F, such as foundry, welding and furnace operations. The 14 in length protects hands and lower forearms from radiant heat and splatter. A universal size and wing-thumb cut fit either hand for quick donning.

Thermonol palm and wool liner manage heat

The palm uses 15 oz Thermonol fabric backed by a wool liner to insulate against extreme temperatures. Aluminised rayon on the back reflects radiant heat away from the skin. Kevlar stitching maintains seam integrity during repeated thermal cycling.

Silicone-free finish keeps surfaces clean

Gloves contain no silicone, preventing contamination of paint, coatings or sensitive components. Straight cuffs allow easy removal and pairing with sleeves. One pair ships ready for immediate use in high-heat environments.

Highlights

  • Handles extreme heat up to 800 °F
  • 14-inch length shields forearm and wrist
  • Aluminized Thermonol palm reflects radiant heat
  • Wool liner adds insulation for comfort
  • Kevlar stitching resists seam failure under heat

Specifications

BrandSTEEL GRIP

Questions about this item

How do I put on the 14 in aluminized gloves so the wool liner stays in place?

Slide your hand straight in, seat the wing thumb first, then pull the straight cuff over your sleeve; the cut-and-sewn construction keeps the wool liner from bunching.

When will the Kevlar stitching or Thermonol palm need replacement?

Replace the pair once the aluminized rayon shows scorch marks, the wool liner compacts, or the Kevlar stitching frays — typically after repeated 800 °F contact cycles.

At what temperature does the aluminized rayon reflectivity start to degrade during continuous use?

The 800 °F maximum rating is the first limit; sustained exposure at or above that level breaks down the aluminized coating faster than the wool liner or Kevlar stitching.

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