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Welding Gauntlet – Red Mig Welding Glove – Great Price
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Parweld Panther MIG Welding Gauntlet P3825 Comfort, Protection and Quality In One Glove
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Tegera 19 Mig Welding Gloves – Protects against hot objects
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Leather Welding Gloves Ejendals Tegera 8 MIG Welding Glove
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Welding Gloves
Welding Gloves
Professional Welding Gloves for MIG, TIG & MMA Welding
Protect your hands with the right welding gloves for the job. Norsemen Safety supplies professional welding gloves for MIG/MAG, TIG and MMA (stick) welding, as well as fabrication and general industrial applications.
Our range includes welding gloves designed to provide different levels of heat protection, durability, dexterity and comfort, from lightweight TIG gloves for precision work to heavy-duty gloves for demanding welding and fabrication.
Whether you’re a professional welder, fabricator, maintenance engineer or buying PPE for a workshop or business, choosing the right welding glove is important for both protection and performance.
Browse our range of welding gloves below or contact our team if you’re unsure which type is right for your application.
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MIG Welding Gloves
MIG and MAG welding can expose hands to heat, sparks and welding spatter. MIG welding gloves are generally designed with durable materials and construction to provide appropriate protection while remaining comfortable during extended use.
Ideal for: MIG/MAG welding, fabrication, general welding and workshop applications.
TIG Welding Gloves
TIG welding requires precision and control, making dexterity particularly important. TIG gloves are generally lighter and more flexible than heavy-duty welding gloves, allowing greater feel and control when handling a torch and filler rod.
Ideal for: TIG welding, precision welding, stainless steel and aluminium fabrication.
Heavy-Duty Welding Gloves
For demanding welding and fabrication environments, heavy-duty welding gloves can provide increased protection against heat, abrasion and welding spatter.
Ideal for: heavy fabrication, higher-heat applications and demanding workshop environments.
How to Choose Welding Gloves
The best welding gloves depend on the welding process, heat exposure, level of spatter and amount of dexterity required.
MIG & MAG Welding
MIG/MAG welding can produce significant heat and spatter, particularly during higher-amperage welding. Look for gloves that provide an appropriate balance of heat protection, durability and comfort.
TIG Welding
TIG welding requires greater finger sensitivity and control. A thinner, more flexible glove is often preferred because it allows the welder to manipulate the torch and filler material more easily.
MMA / Stick Welding
Stick welding can expose the hands to considerable heat, sparks and spatter. A robust welding glove with suitable protection and coverage is generally appropriate.
Fabrication & Metal Handling
If welding gloves are also being used while handling metal components, consider the glove’s abrasion, tear and cut performance as well as its thermal protection.
MIG vs TIG Welding Gloves
MIG and TIG welding gloves are designed around different priorities.
| MIG Welding Gloves | TIG Welding Gloves | |
|---|---|---|
| Protection | Higher protection generally required | Protection balanced with dexterity |
| Dexterity | Moderate | High |
| Construction | Often heavier and more robust | Usually thinner and more flexible |
| Spatter | Greater exposure generally | Usually less spatter |
| Typical use | MIG/MAG & fabrication | TIG & precision welding |
A professional welder may use different gloves depending on the welding process and application.
Welding Glove Standards
When selecting PPE, always check the standards and performance ratings of the individual glove rather than assuming all welding gloves offer the same protection.
EN 12477 – Protective Gloves for Welders
EN 12477 covers protective gloves designed for use by welders and related applications. Gloves certified to this standard are assessed against requirements relevant to welding hazards.
EN 388 – Mechanical Risks
EN 388 covers protection against mechanical risks, including performance against hazards such as:
- Abrasion
- Cut
- Tear
- Puncture
EN 407 – Thermal Risks
EN 407 covers protection against thermal risks, including different forms of heat and flame exposure.
The level of protection varies between gloves, so always check the manufacturer’s certification and technical information to ensure the glove is suitable for your application.
Leather Welding Gloves
Leather is widely used for welding gloves because it can provide a combination of durability, flexibility and protection.
Different leather types, thicknesses and glove constructions provide different performance characteristics.
When choosing leather welding gloves, consider:
- The type of welding
- Heat exposure
- Required dexterity
- Glove thickness
- Cuff length
- Working environment
- Frequency of use
A lightweight leather glove may be well suited to TIG welding, while a heavier construction may be preferable for MIG, MMA or fabrication.
Why Buy Welding Gloves from Norsemen Safety?
Norsemen Safety specialises in welding and industrial safety equipment, supplying professional users and businesses throughout the UK and Ireland.
We understand that choosing PPE isn’t simply about finding the cheapest product. Welding gloves need to provide appropriate protection for the application while being comfortable enough to wear and practical for the work being carried out.
Our welding glove range is selected for professional welding, fabrication and industrial applications, giving you options for different levels of protection, dexterity and durability.
Need help choosing? Contact Norsemen Safety and we’ll help you find suitable hand protection for your application.
Welding Gloves FAQs
What gloves should I use for MIG welding?
MIG welding generally requires a durable glove providing suitable protection against heat, sparks and welding spatter. The right glove depends on the welding application, current and working environment.
What gloves should I use for TIG welding?
TIG welding normally benefits from a thinner, more flexible glove that provides good dexterity and tactile sensitivity while still providing appropriate protection from heat.
Are welding gloves heat resistant?
Welding gloves are designed to provide protection against heat, but the level of protection varies between products. Always check the manufacturer’s specifications and certification before using a glove for a particular application.
What is EN 12477?
EN 12477 is the European standard covering protective gloves for welders and related applications.
Can I use MIG gloves for TIG welding?
You can, but heavier MIG gloves may restrict the dexterity required for precision TIG welding. A dedicated TIG glove is often more suitable where fine control is important.
How often should welding gloves be replaced?
Welding gloves should be inspected regularly and replaced when they become damaged, excessively worn or no longer provide the required level of protection. Always follow the manufacturer’s recommendations.
Need Help Choosing Welding Gloves?
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