STEINER
STEINER 0216-S Welding Gloves Small
Premium cowhide MIG welding gloves with Kevlar stitching, wing thumb, and long split-cuff for heat protection
- TypeOthers
- Premium grain cowhide resists heat and spatter
- Wing thumb design allows natural hand movement
- Elastic gathered back secures a comfortable fit
- Kevlar thread lock stitching adds flame-resistant strength
- 4-1/2 inch split cowhide cuff protects forearm
MegaMIG Gloves for Small Hands
Steiner 0216-S MegaMIG welding gloves are built for welders who wear a small size and need reliable hand protection. The multi-leather construction balances comfort with durability for MIG work. A wing thumb design follows the natural hand shape to support dexterity. These gloves arrive new and ready for the workshop.
Heat Resistance and Fit
The 4-1/2 inch split cowhide cuff extends coverage past the wrist to shield against spatter and radiant heat. Elastic gathering at the back snugs the glove around the hand so it stays secure during normal use. Cotton lining adds a layer of insulation while absorbing perspiration. Flame-resistant Kevlar thread reinforces every seam against thermal stress.
Construction Details That Matter
Lock stitching with Kevlar thread holds the leather panels together without melting under high temperatures. The wing thumb pattern reduces material bunching at the palm for better torch control. A single pair is packaged for individual use. No additional accessories or software are included with this product.
Highlights
- Premium grain cowhide resists heat and spatter
- Wing thumb design allows natural hand movement
- Elastic gathered back secures a comfortable fit
- Kevlar thread lock stitching adds flame-resistant strength
- 4-1/2 inch split cowhide cuff protects forearm
Specifications
| Brand | Steiner |
|---|---|
| Model | 0216-S |
| Type | Others |
Questions about this item
How do I put on the Steiner 0216-S welding gloves so the elastic gathered back seats correctly?
Slide your hand in fully, then pull the 4-1/2" split cowhide cuff up your forearm; the elastic gathered back will snug itself around the wrist once the cuff is seated.
When should I replace the MegaMIG gloves if the Kevlar thread or leather shows wear?
Replace them once the flame-resistant Kevlar lock stitching frays or the multi-leather panels develop holes, as both compromise heat protection.
What is the first limit reached during long MIG sessions with these small-size gloves?
Heat soak through the premium grain cowhide palm and cotton lining is the first limit, reducing comfort and dexterity during sustained welding.
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