STEINER
STEINER 02276-S Welding Gloves MIG Deerskin Yellow Size S 14 in
Deerskin MIG welding gloves, 14 in gauntlet cuff, size S, sold as a pair
- Deerskin leather resists heat and stays supple during MIG work
- 14-inch gauntlet cuff shields forearm from spatter and radiant heat
- Gunn cut with straight thumb improves grip and reduces seam wear
- Grade A/B deerskin on palm and back balances durability with flexibility
- California Proposition 65 notice: contains chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm
MIG welding gloves for small hands
These STEINER gloves are built for MIG welding tasks and fit a size small hand. The 14 in length adds forearm coverage while the deerskin leather on palm and back resists heat and spatter. A straight thumb and Gunn cut give a natural grip on the torch. One pair is supplied.
Suited for light MIG work and hobbyists
The deerskin construction stays supple for precise control on thinner materials. Welders needing heavy stick or flux-core protection will find the leather too thin for prolonged high-amperage use. Buyers who want a lined interior for extra insulation should look elsewhere.
Deerskin leather grade A/B determines durability
The palm and back use grade A/B deerskin which balances feel and wear resistance. This single material choice decides whether the glove lasts through your typical session or needs frequent replacement. No other specification overrides this factor.
Highlights
- Deerskin leather resists heat and stays supple during MIG work
- 14-inch gauntlet cuff shields forearm from spatter and radiant heat
- Gunn cut with straight thumb improves grip and reduces seam wear
- Grade A/B deerskin on palm and back balances durability with flexibility
- California Proposition 65 notice: contains chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 14 in length mean for coverage when I am MIG welding?
The 14 in gauntlet cuff extends past the wrist and onto the forearm, shielding skin from spatter and radiant heat during MIG work.
How does the deerskin leather perform in actual MIG use?
Deerskin stays soft and pliable under high heat, giving good dexterity for gun handling while resisting spatter burn-through.
What protection level does the Proposition 65 warning imply for the user?
The warning flags chemicals known to California to cause cancer or reproductive harm; it is a regulatory notice, not a performance rating.
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