STEINER
STEINER P210-M Welding Gloves MIG TIG Pigskin 14 in Medium Pair
Pigskin welding gloves for MIG and TIG work with a 14 inch gauntlet cuff
- Pigskin leather resists heat and spatter during MIG and TIG work
- 14 inch gauntlet cuff protects forearm from burns and debris
- Wing thumb design improves grip and reduces hand fatigue
- Grade A and B leather balances durability with flexibility
- Sold as a left and right pair for immediate use
STEINER P210-M Welding Gloves
These Steiner P210-M welding gloves are built for MIG and TIG applications using pigskin leather on both palm and back. The 14-inch gauntlet cuff extends coverage over the forearm. A wing thumb and Gunn cut pattern allow natural hand movement. They are sold as a single pair in medium size for left and right hands.
MIG and TIG hand protection upgrade
These gloves replace lighter fabric or shorter cuff gloves when heat, spatter and UV exposure increase. The pigskin leather resists abrasion while staying pliable for torch control. The step up is worth it when welding sessions last longer or when overhead work demands the gauntlet length. California Proposition 65 warnings apply.
Pigskin leather capacity and limits
The Grade A and B pigskin handles routine MIG and TIG heat and mechanical wear comfortably. It runs out when continuous high-amperage work creates sustained radiant heat beyond what pigskin can insulate, or when sharp edges cut through the leather. For those extremes, heavier cowhide or specialised aluminised gloves are required.
Highlights
- Pigskin leather resists heat and spatter during MIG and TIG work
- 14 inch gauntlet cuff protects forearm from burns and debris
- Wing thumb design improves grip and reduces hand fatigue
- Grade A and B leather balances durability with flexibility
- Sold as a left and right pair for immediate use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What hand size does the medium 14 in glove fit?
The medium size is designed for average adult hands; the 14 in length covers the wrist and lower forearm for MIG and TIG work.
How do I put on the wing-thumb Gunn-cut gloves correctly?
Slide each hand in so the angled wing thumb aligns with your natural thumb position; the single-piece palm prevents twisting if you pull the gauntlet cuff over your sleeve instead of under it.
When should I replace the pigskin leather gloves?
Replace the pair when the Grade A/B pigskin palm shows burn-through, hardening, or cracked seams that reduce heat protection during welding.
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