STEINER
STEINER 8502-M Welding Gloves Elkskin M 14 in Pair
Elkskin gloves protect hands during MIG and stick welding with a 14 in gauntlet cuff
- Elkskin leather resists heat during MIG and Stick welding
- 14 inch gauntlet cuff protects forearm from spatter
- Grade A and B elkskin palm and back balance durability with feel
- Straight thumb and Gunn cut allow natural hand movement
- Medium size fits left and right hands for versatile use
MIG and Stick Welding Gloves
These STEINER 8502-M welding gloves are built for MIG and stick applications. The 14-inch gauntlet cuff extends coverage over the forearm. Premium elkskin leather covers both the palm and back for durability and heat resistance. They are sized medium and sold as a left-and-right pair.
Elkskin Palm and Back Benefits
Elkskin remains supple after repeated heat exposure, letting the welder maintain dexterity during long sessions. The straight thumb and Gunn cut pattern reduce seam irritation inside the glove. Grade A and B leather selection balances abrasion resistance with a comfortable feel. The yellow colour family makes the gloves easy to spot in a busy workshop.
California Proposition 65 Notice
This product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Buyers should review the specific substances listed on the packaging before use. Verify that a medium Gunn-cut glove fits your hand dimensions for safe operation. Ensure 14 inches of cuff length meets your forearm protection requirements.
Highlights
- Elkskin leather resists heat during MIG and Stick welding
- 14 inch gauntlet cuff protects forearm from spatter
- Grade A and B elkskin palm and back balance durability with feel
- Straight thumb and Gunn cut allow natural hand movement
- Medium size fits left and right hands for versatile use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long will the elkskin palm last before it needs replacing?
Elkskin resists heat and spatter well, but heavy daily MIG or stick work will eventually wear through the palm leather, so expect to replace the pair when the grain thins or holes appear.
What stops me from welding longer — the glove length or the heat getting through?
The 14 in gauntlet cuff covers the forearm, yet sustained high-amperage runs will still transfer heat through the Grade A/B elkskin before the length becomes the limiting factor.
Do the gloves get too hot or sweaty during an all-day shift?
Elkskin breathes better than cowhide, but the full leather back and gauntlet design trap warmth, so hands will feel hot after continuous use in a warm shop.
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