STEINER
STEINER 02275-2X Welding Gloves MIG Deerskin Gray 2XL 14 in
MIG welding gloves made from A/B-grade deerskin with a 14 in gauntlet cuff for forearm coverage
- Premium deerskin leather offers superior heat resistance and dexterity for MIG welding
- 14 inch gauntlet cuff protects forearm from spatter and radiant heat
- Straight thumb design enhances grip comfort during extended welding sessions
- Gunn cut construction reduces seam wear for longer glove life
- Grade A/B deerskin ensures consistent durability across both left and right hands
MIG Welding Gloves Deerskin
These gray deerskin gloves are built for MIG welding tasks. They come as a left and right pair in a 2XL size with a 14 inch gauntlet cuff that extends coverage past the wrist. The straight thumb and Gunn cut pattern follow a traditional welding-glove design.
Grade A B Leather Construction
The palm and back are both made from deerskin rated Grade A and B, offering a balance of durability and feel for handling a MIG gun. The gauntlet cuff helps shield the forearm from spatter and heat during overhead or out-of-position work. Deerskin remains supple after repeated heat cycles.
One Pair Ready To Use
The package contains a single pair of gloves with no additional liners, tools or documentation. California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the product contains chemicals identified by the state as causing cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. No software or accessories are included.
Highlights
- Premium deerskin leather offers superior heat resistance and dexterity for MIG welding
- 14 inch gauntlet cuff protects forearm from spatter and radiant heat
- Straight thumb design enhances grip comfort during extended welding sessions
- Gunn cut construction reduces seam wear for longer glove life
- Grade A/B deerskin ensures consistent durability across both left and right hands
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What glove length does the 02275-2X provide for forearm protection?
The gloves measure 14 inches from cuff to fingertip, giving a gauntlet cuff that covers the lower forearm during MIG work.
Which leather grade and cut are used on the palm and back?
Grade A/B deerskin covers both palm and back in a Gunn cut, so the seams sit on the back of the hand away from the weld zone.
How should the straight-thumb Gunn cut be oriented when putting the gloves on?
Slide each hand in so the straight thumb lines up naturally with your own thumb; the Gunn seam runs across the back, not the palm, to prevent seam burn-through.
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