What Material is Commonly Used for Welding Gloves?

Welder gloves are commonly used gloves by welding workers, which are fire-resistant and heat-resistant, preventing sparks and welding slag from causing harm to hands. Welder gloves should meet the requirements of wear resistance, knife cutting resistance, tear resistance, puncture resistance, combustion resistance, thermal conductivity resistance, hot air flow resistance, resistance to metal slag, and sensitivity and comfort. They can prevent high temperatures, molten metal, and splashing sparks during the welding process from causing hand injuries to workers.

There are many materials for welding gloves. Due to the requirement of using wear-resistant and radiation resistant leather or cotton canvas and leather composite materials, the outer layer is generally made of natural leather such as cowhide, cowhide, pigskin, sheepskin, etc. The inner layer is made of thickened inner lining, pure cotton inner lining, cotton inner lining, denim inner lining, etc.

Dongtie provides welding gloves made of cowhide, sheepskin, and pigskin, with customizable styles, lengths, linings, sewing threads, logos, and more. If you are interested, please contact the salesperson or for more product information.