Long-cuff welding gloves in thin goatskin for precision TIG and argon work, letting the welder control torch and filler wire by fingertip.
Product features
Thin leather for tactile sensitivity
Long cuff covering the wrist
Lined interior with concealed stitching
Grip for electrode and wire control
Material and construction
Made from thin goatskin so the welder can feel the filler wire and torch. The interior is lined and the seams are concealed, leaving no ridge inside the glove. The long cuff covers the wrist and part of the forearm.
Where it is used
TIG (argon) welding
Thin sheet and stainless steel welding
Aluminium welding
Precision assembly and post-weld inspection
Pipe and plumbing welding
Size and fit
Standard men's size; produced as one size.
Order unit: one pair.
The long cuff fully covers the wrist.
Custom patterns can be produced for bulk orders; state your measurements when you request a quotation.
Care and storage
Do not machine wash, iron or dry clean.
Wipe soiled areas with a damp cloth and dry in the shade at room temperature.
Never dry beside a heat source; the leather hardens and cracks.
Stop using an item contaminated with oil, solvent or paint.
Store flat in a dry, ventilated place.
Frequently asked questions
Can argon gloves be used for stick welding?
Not recommended. The thin goatskin is chosen for dexterity, while stick and MIG/MAG welding need thick leather against heat load and slag. Use our leather welding glove or the strip-reinforced model for that work.
Why goatskin?
Goatskin is thin yet resistant to tearing. That combination gives TIG welders both sensitivity and durability.
How long is the cuff?
The cuff fully covers the wrist and part of the forearm. Worn with sleeves, no skin is left exposed at the wrist.
Do you accept bulk orders?
Yes. Because production happens in our own workshop we can supply high volumes. Send your requirement, quantity and delivery date through the contact form and we will reply with a written quotation covering price and lead time.
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