STEINER
STEINER 0217-S Welding Gloves MIG TIG 14 in S
14-inch cowhide welding gloves for MIG and TIG, gauntlet cuff, wing thumb, size small
- 14-inch gauntlet cuff protects forearm from spatter
- Cowhide palm and back resist heat during MIG and TIG work
- Grade A/B leather balances durability with fingertip control
- Wing thumb design reduces seam irritation on long shifts
- One pair fits both left and right hands
Built for MIG and TIG work
These Steiner gloves are made for welders running MIG or TIG processes who need a 14 inch gauntlet cuff. The size S fit suits smaller hands while the wing thumb and Gunn cut give a natural grip on the torch. Cowhide on both palm and back resists heat and spatter during daily fabrication tasks. Grade A and B leather keeps the gloves supple for repeated use.
Leather choice changes feel and life
Cowhide palm and back material handle the heat of MIG and TIG arcs without stiffening quickly. The wing thumb reduces seam pressure when holding a torch for long passes. Gauntlet cuffs extend coverage past the wrist so sleeves stay protected from falling spatter. Neutral colour hides carbon marks so the gloves look cleaner on the bench.
Pull on and weld — no break-in hassle
The Gunn cut pattern and wing thumb mean the gloves fit straight from the pack without a long break-in period. Some users find the size S fingers snug if they wear liners underneath. Proposition 65 warnings note chemicals known to California to cause cancer and reproductive harm, so wash hands after use. Store flat to avoid creasing the leather at the cuff.
Highlights
- 14-inch gauntlet cuff protects forearm from spatter
- Cowhide palm and back resist heat during MIG and TIG work
- Grade A/B leather balances durability with fingertip control
- Wing thumb design reduces seam irritation on long shifts
- One pair fits both left and right hands
Specifications
| Brand | STEINER INDUSTRIES |
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Questions about this item
How often should the cowhide leather on these 14 in gloves be replaced?
Replace the gloves when the cowhide palm or back shows thinning, holes, or loss of flexibility from heat exposure; inspection after each heavy welding session is recommended.
What is the first limit reached during continuous MIG or TIG welding?
The cowhide leather will heat up and stiffen before the gauntlet cuff or wing thumb fails, reducing dexterity and protection during prolonged use.
Do the gloves become too hot to wear during all-day welding?
The cowhide insulates well, but extended high-amperage work will transfer heat through the leather; allow cooling breaks to maintain comfort and safety.
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