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Welding Gloves and Heat-Resistant Leather Work Gloves

Leather glove models for every job where the hand meets heat, sparks and hot metal splashes, from stick welding to TIG work, grinding and foundry tasks.

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The hand is protected for the job.

Choosing a welding glove is not a single measurement. Stick and MIG/MAG welding call for thick leather and a long cuff against heat and slag; TIG and argon welding need thin, supple leather so the welder can feel the filler wire. Needing two different gloves in the same workshop is normal.

Every Çarıkçı glove comes from our own production. Leather thickness, welding thread and cuff length follow the risk of the work, and load-bearing points are reinforced. Our strip-reinforced model adds an extra leather strip across the palm for longer service in heavy use.

For bulk orders we plan size distribution and delivery with you. Everything is made in our workshop in Arnavutköy, Istanbul; sample requests can be sent through the contact form.

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Which glove should you choose?

Stick and MIG/MAG welding: thick leather, long cuff. Leather welding gloves or the strip-reinforced model.
TIG / argon welding: thin goatskin for tactile sensitivity. Argon welding gloves.
Grinding and general workshop work: denim-cuff leather gloves give sound protection at a lower cost.
Heavy, abrasive use: the strip-reinforced palm lasts noticeably longer.
The cuff should be long enough that the wrist is never exposed; paired with sleeves the arm is covered to the shoulder.
Gloves are sold by the pair; confirm your size distribution before a bulk order.

Standards that apply to gloves

Standard	Scope
EN ISO 21420	General requirements for protective gloves: harmless materials, correct sizing and sufficient dexterity.
EN 388	Mechanical risks. Abrasion, cut, tear and puncture resistance as a four-digit code; the 2016 edition adds TDM cut (A–F) and impact (P) levels.
EN 407	Thermal risks. Burning behaviour, contact heat, convective heat, radiant heat and small or large molten metal splashes as a six-digit code.
EN 12477	Welding gloves. Type A is for higher heat resistance (stick, MIG/MAG), Type B for higher dexterity (TIG/argon).

The standards above are the references that apply to this product group in the industry. We confirm in writing which certificate and which performance levels a specific model carries when we send a quotation.

Frequently asked questions

Is a heat-resistant glove the same as a welding glove?

Not quite. Heat-resistant gloves are a broad group protecting against hot surfaces and heat load; welding gloves are the subset built for welding, which must also handle sparks, slag and mechanical abrasion. If you weld, use a welding glove.

What is the difference between argon gloves and ordinary welding gloves?

Argon (TIG) gloves are made from thin goatskin so the welder can control the torch and wire by fingertip. Gloves for stick and MIG/MAG welding use thicker leather and protect more against heat and spatter, at the cost of dexterity.

Do you accept bulk orders?

Yes. Because every glove is made in our own workshop we can supply high volumes. Send your requirement and size distribution through the contact form and we will reply with a written quotation covering price and lead time.

How are glove sizes determined?

Our models are produced in a standard men's size. If you need a different size we can cut a dedicated pattern for bulk orders; simply mention it when you request a quotation.

How do I make leather gloves last?

Never dry a damp glove next to a heat source: the leather hardens and cracks. Dry it in the shade at room temperature. Stop using a glove contaminated with oil or solvent. Replace the glove once the palm starts to perforate or seams open.

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Welding Gloves and Heat-Resistant Leather Work Gloves

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Welding Gloves

Leather Welding Gloves · Denim Cuff

Economical denim-cuff leather work gloves for everyday welding and grinding. Leather palm and fingers with a denim cuff, giving sound basic protection against sparks and heat.

≈ 0.84 USD / 1 pair Payable: 42 TL · TCMB 27.10.2026