Beeswift Premium Welders Gauntlet - 16 Inch - Gold

Type A refers to gloves that provide a higher level of protection against heat, recommended for welding processes that require higher currents and potential exposure to more spatter.

No, these are made from split cow leather and are not intended for use in wet conditions. Water can damage the leather and compromise safety.

While they provide excellent heat protection, they are quite thick. They are best for heavy-duty welding; for delicate TIG work, you might prefer a thinner glove, though these will work if maximum heat protection is your priority.

They meet EN388: 2016 for mechanical protection, EN407: 2004 for thermal protection, and EN12477: 2001+A1:2005 for welding safety.

They measure 16 inches from the tip of the middle finger to the end of the cuff, providing substantial wrist and forearm coverage.

Flex the leather manually to loosen the fibers or wear them for a few minutes; the heat from your hands will naturally soften the leather.

Remove the gloves during breaks to allow the cotton lining to air out and moisture to evaporate.

Inspect for exposed leather or fraying; if stitches break, the gloves should be retired to ensure continued heat and molten metal protection.