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LEOPARD
Reference: PK-EPI0001
(1 review)
€29.65
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Welding Gloves - Professional Welder's Gloves and Sleeves
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By choosing a welding machine on the EURO-WELDING website, you are guaranteed that it is designed by a French or European manufacturer complying with the EN 60974-1 manufacturing standard.
Compliance with this EN 60974-1 standard by the manufacturer guarantees that the equipment produced is intended for industrial and professional use, and that with regard to the rules relating to electromagnetic compatibility, this equipment is rated class A.
It is your responsibility to check the following points before any use
- That the electrical network used when operating this type of equipment is properly earthed
- That the electrical line to which you connect the welding machine is controlled by a fuse whose amperage is in line with that indicated on the nameplate of the machine or that indicated in the supplier's manual.
Depending on the model of machine that interests you, specifically its power in Amperes or its type of current (single-phase or three-phase), it is your responsibility to contact your electricity supplier to ensure that you have the appropriate subscription.
-Pacemaker wearers should consult a doctor before using this equipment. Exposure to electromagnetic fields during welding may have other effects on health that are not yet known.
As a general rule, as with any other tool, it is essential to read the user manual provided with the machine, including the safety instructions, before using this equipment.
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Weldline
Reference: WG-MIG-4-CE
(14 reviews)
€21.81
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Gloves designed for a high level of hand protection during stick electrode (MMA) or MIG-MAG welding operations.
Size 10 - Fully lined
The palm is in full-grain leather for better sensitivity
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Weldline
Reference: WG-TIG
(14 reviews)
€19.04
16,00 € tax excl.
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Pair of TIG welding gloves FLEX SENSITIVE WELDLINE
Very supple goatskin leather. Unlined gloves for good tactile sensitivity
Total length 32 cm.
Available in size 9 and 10
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| €19.04 | ||
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| €19.04 | ||
| €19.04 | ||
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LEOPARD
Reference: PROTEC-EPI
(19 reviews)
€32.08
26,96 € tax excl.
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LEOPARD
Reference: RG2053LEO
(12 reviews)
€4.46
3,75 € tax excl.
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Pair of leather protection gloves for grinding, sanding or handling operations for example.
Double thickness on the palm and thumb surface.
Cotton back for improved flexibility.
Sewn with cotton thread and topstitching for better seam resistance.
Size 10.
Compliant with EN 388 standard
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LEOPARD
Reference: GS1050E18
(27 reviews)
€16.66
14,00 € tax excl.
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2 brown split leather cuffs, elastic fastening
Bovine split leather cuffs. Wrist and forearm fastening with elastic band.
Seams in Kevlar® thread.
Length 45 cm
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LEOPARD
Reference: TG20
(25 reviews)
€6.89
5,79 € tax excl.
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Two TIG welding glove models are available
1)TG2035PRE Gloves with inner lining in full-grain bovine leather, back and cuff in split leather
Supple and comfortable, suitable for precision work and TIG welding.
2)TG2032PTU Gloves without inner lining in full-grain bovine leather, back and cuff in split leather
The fact that this glove model has no lining provides even greater flexibility and allows more manoeuvrability for TIG welding.
In both cases
- Kevlar thread stitching, artery protection
- Length 35 cm.
- Size 10.
- Compliant with standard EN 388 DIN EN 12477A
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| €6.89 | ||
| €6.89 | ||
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LEOPARD
Reference: F20150.10
(18 reviews)
€9.82
8,25 € tax excl.
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Pair of welding protection gloves.
5-finger gloves in blue split leather, with cotton inner lining on palm and partially on wrist.
Reinforced with yellow split leather, Kevlar thread stitching.
Length 35 cm.
Size 10.
Compliant with standard EN 388 DIN EN 12477A
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Weldas
Reference: 44-2321
(9 reviews)
€26.48
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Pair of split cowhide leather cuffs.
Elasticated fastening
Length 52 cm.
Kevlar® thread stitching.
Two possible arm circumference sizes
Wrist 21-31 cm and upper arm 34-47 cm and for the XL model Wrist 21-31 cm and upper arm 45-60 cm
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| €26.48 | ||
| €31.74 | ||
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Weldas
Reference: 44-3006LB
(8 reviews)
€11.90
10,00 € tax excl.
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Weldas
Reference: 10-1004
(52 reviews)
€13.89
11,67 € tax excl.
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Pair of Weldas 10-1004 TIG welding gloves, in goatskin leather, with flame-retardant fabric cuff.
Very supple for increased precision and sensitivity.
Weldas® TIG gloves have a length of 35 cm. This extra-long cuff protects the wrist from thermal contact during precision welding, which requires the welder's forearm to rest on the workpiece.
The seam of this TIG glove is made with KEVLAR® thread to ensure greater flame resistance.
Available in size:S (7 1/2) - L (9) - XL (9 1/2) - XXL (10 1/2)
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| €13.89 | ||
| €11.90 | ||
| €11.90 | ||
| €11.90 | ||
| €12.89 | ||
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LEOPARD
Reference: G100501
(50 reviews)
€9.87
8,29 € tax excl.
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Pair of protective welding gloves Lucifer.
Made from cowhide leather.
Suitable for MIG or MMA welding
Sewn with cotton thread and topstitching for better seam strength.
Fully cotton-lined.
Length 35 cm.
Size 10.
Compliant with standard EN 388 DIN EN 12477A
Soudure pro
Reference:
(6 reviews)
€2.93
2,46 € tax excl.
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Pair of short cuff gloves
Split leather back and full-grain bovine palm.
Compliant with standard EN 388
Use: handling
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| €2.93 | ||
| €2.93 | ||
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Weldas
Reference: 10-2392
(30 reviews)
€11.85
9,96 € tax excl.
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Pair of Weldas 10-2392 welding gloves with long cuff, cotton lining.
Made from split cowhide.
Reinforced right thumb for better handling of MIG-MAG torches.
Made from split bovine leather, Kevlar thread stitching.
Available in size: S (7 1/2) - L (9) - XL (9 1/2) - XXL (10 1/2)
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| €11.85 | ||
| €11.85 | ||
| €11.85 | ||
| €12.89 | ||
| €13.89 | ||
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Weldas
Reference: 10-2050
(19 reviews)
€15.86
13,33 € tax excl.
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Arc Knight® welding glove for great comfort and all welding applications. Black split cowhide leather and white grain leather
Kevlar thread stitching.
Available in size: S (7 1/2) - M (8 1/2) L (9) - XL (9 1/2) - XXL (10 1/2)
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| €15.86 | ||
| €15.86 | ||
| €15.86 | ||
| €15.86 | ||
| €17.80 | ||
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Weldas
Reference: 10-2755
(3 reviews)
€39.37
33,08 € tax excl.
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Pair of long-cuff welding gloves with reinforced split bovine leather palm.
COMFOflex cotton-lined interior, aluminised back.
Kevlar thread stitching.
The COMFOflex system retards flames, absorbs sweat and provides improved comfort and insulation.
Two sizes available: L (size 9) - XL (size 9 1/2)
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| €39.37 | ||
| €39.37 | ||
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Reference: 10-1099
(1 review)
€14.76
12,40 € tax excl.
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TIG finger in aramid, hook-and-loop fastening
The welding glove is an essential piece of protective equipment: it protects the hands from heat, molten metal spatter, and arc radiation. Suited to each process, welder's gloves come in several materials and levels of dexterity. Discover our selection of gloves and sleeves for safe welding.
Why specific gloves?
Welding exposes the hands to high temperatures, sparks, and intense radiation. A welder's glove is designed to withstand these hazards, unlike an ordinary glove. Made from split or grain leather, it provides an essential thermal and mechanical barrier. Wearing appropriate welding gloves is not optional: it is a basic protection.
Match the glove to the process
The choice of welding glove depends on the process. For MMA and MIG-MAG, with high heat and heavy spatter, thick split leather gloves are preferred for their robustness. For TIG, which requires precision, a thinner and more supple TIG welding glove in grain leather is chosen, preserving the dexterity needed to handle the filler metal.
Split leather or grain leather?
The material determines the balance between protection and flexibility. Split leather (the inner part of the hide) is thick and highly heat-resistant, ideal for MMA and MIG. Grain leather (the outer part) is thinner, more supple, and more precise, perfect for TIG. The choice depends on the desired trade-off between toughness and dexterity.
Sleeves and arm protection
Beyond the hands, the forearm is exposed. A leather sleeve extends the protection of the glove and shields the arm from spatter and radiation. For intensive or positional work, it usefully completes the welding glove and is part of a complete set of equipment, alongside the other welder's protective gear.
Comfort and durability
A good welding glove must also be comfortable: resistant stitching (often Kevlar), a suitable lining, and good long-term durability. Quality gloves last longer and offer better protection. Check the stitching, often the weak point, and compliance with thermal and mechanical protection standards.
Glove care
To extend the life of your welder's gloves, store them in a dry place away from any heat source, and replace them as soon as the leather is punctured, hardened, or the stitching gives way. A damaged glove no longer fulfills its protective function: it is better to replace it without delay.
Protection standards
A good welding glove meets thermal and mechanical protection standards. These certify resistance to contact heat, molten metal spatter, and abrasion. Without going into technical detail, bear in mind that a glove certified for welding offers guarantees that an ordinary handling glove does not. Check that your welding gloves are designed for this purpose, and have not been repurposed from another application.
The role of stitching
The weak point of a welder's glove is often the stitching: that is where heat and flames can penetrate if the thread is not suitable. Quality gloves use heat-resistant stitching (Kevlar type) that does not melt under the effect of spatter. During use, monitor the condition of the stitching and the leather: a glove whose stitching gives way or whose leather is punctured no longer provides proper protection and must be replaced without delay.
One piece of equipment among others
The welder's glove is part of a set of protective equipment: it goes hand in hand with the welding helmet, flame-resistant clothing, and depending on the work, sleeves and respiratory protection. Protecting your hands without protecting your eyes or airways would make no sense. It is the coherence of the protective equipment that ensures the welder's safety.
Our advice
Choose your welding gloves according to the process: thick split leather for MMA and MIG, thinner grain leather for TIG. Add sleeves for intensive work. Opt for resistant stitching and replace your gloves as soon as they are damaged. Browse our selection of welder's gloves and sleeves.
Frequently asked questions
Which gloves to choose for welding?
Depending on the process: thick split leather gloves for MMA and MIG-MAG (high heat, spatter), and thinner grain leather gloves for TIG, which requires dexterity. They protect the hands from heat, spatter, and radiation.
What is the difference between split leather and grain leather?
Split leather is thick and highly heat-resistant, ideal for MMA and MIG. Grain leather is thinner, more supple, and more precise, perfect for TIG. The choice depends on the desired trade-off between toughness and dexterity.
Why thin gloves for TIG?
TIG welding requires handling the filler metal with precision, which demands dexterity. A thin grain leather glove preserves finger sensitivity while protecting against heat, unlike the thick gloves used for MMA or MIG.
What are welder's sleeves for?
They extend the protection of the glove and shield the forearm from spatter and arc radiation. Useful for intensive or positional work, they complement the glove for more complete protective equipment.
What is the price of a welding glove?
The price of a welding glove varies depending on the leather, the cuff, the lining, and the protection rating. For regular welding, opt for a certified glove that is heat-resistant and suited to the process.