Welding gloves

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Kramp 8.004 welder gloves, Black Kramp 8.004 welder gloves, Black Kramp Logo
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25.00 €
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Tegera 19 welding gloves, Curry Yellow Tegera Logo2
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14.00 €
11.20 €
Tegera 130A welding gloves, White/Yellow Tegera Logo2
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21.00 €
16.80 €
Tegera 11CVA welding gloves, White/Yellow Tegera Logo2
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Tegera 126A welding gloves, White/Orange Tegera 126A welding gloves, White/Orange Tegera Logo2
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19.00 €
15.20 €
Tegera 132A welder gloves, Black/Brown Tegera Logo2
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48.00 €
38.40 €
Portwest A540 Ultra welder gloves with fleece lining, Brown Portwest A540 Ultra welder gloves with fleece lining, Brown Portwest Logo (1)
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22.00 €
17.60 €
Tegera 118A welding gloves, White/Orange Tegera Logo2
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24.00 €
19.20 €
Portwest A500 welding gloves, Red Portwest A500 welding gloves, Red Portwest Logo (1)
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7.00 €
5.60 €
Thor 3112 Tig welder gloves, White
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15.00 €
12.00 €
Portwest A520 Premium Tig welding gloves, Grey Portwest A520 Premium Tig welding gloves, Grey Portwest Logo (1)
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12.00 €
9.60 €
Portwest A530 reinforced welding gloves, Brown Portwest A530 reinforced welding gloves, Brown Portwest Logo (1)
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11.00 €
8.80 €
Portwest A521 TIG Ultra welder gloves, Brown Portwest A521 TIG Ultra welder gloves, Brown Portwest Logo (1)
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16.00 €
12.80 €
OX-ON Worker Supreme 2606 welding gloves, Red OX-ON Worker Supreme 2606 welding gloves, Red Ox On Logo 2
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14.00 €
11.20 €
OS BASIC Tig work gloves, White Otto
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7.00 €
5.60 €
OS Europa Svejs work gloves, Grey Otto
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9.00 €
7.20 €
Portwest A50 welding gloves, Blue Portwest A50 welding gloves, Blue Portwest Logo (1)
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7.00 €
5.60 €
Tegera 8 welding gloves, White/Yellow Tegera Logo2
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19.00 €
15.20 €
OX-ON Worker Basic 2003 welder gloves, White OX-ON Worker Basic 2003 welder gloves, White Ox On Logo 2
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12.00 €
9.60 €
Tegera 134 welding gloves with cut resistance Cut C, Black/Brown Tegera 134 welding gloves with cut resistance Cut C, Black/Brown Tegera Logo2
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51.00 €
40.80 €
OX-ON Worker Supreme 2602 TIG welder gloves, White OX-ON Worker Supreme 2602 TIG welder gloves, White Ox On Logo 2
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9.00 €
7.20 €

Welding gloves for different welding tasks

Choose welding gloves to suit your process, heat exposure and need for finger control. TIG work typically calls for greater dexterity, while MIG/MAG and MMA tasks often need more substantial protection against heat and spatter. Compare options from Tegera, Portwest, OX-ON, OS - otto schachner and Kramp, checking each model's specifications before choosing.

Check protection, fit and cuff coverage

Look for welding gloves with suitable EN 12477 markings, a secure fit and cuffs that work with your protective sleeves. Check the stated heat performance: leather thickness alone does not establish protection. For other tasks, explore gloves, allround- and work gloves or anti-vibration- and impact-reducing gloves, matched to the relevant hazards.

Keep task-specific gloves separate

Inspect welding gloves for holes, damaged seams and worn areas before use, and replace them when protection is compromised. For separate outdoor jobs, browse winter gloves or garden gloves; neither category should be assumed suitable for welding. Check the sale on gloves for discounted options, and always verify their intended use.

Choose welding gloves according to your welding process, expected heat and spatter exposure, and required dexterity. Check the manufacturer's intended use, EN 12477 markings, sizing and cuff coverage rather than relying on appearance or leather thickness alone.
Under EN 12477, Type A welding gloves generally prioritise protection over dexterity, while Type B gloves offer greater dexterity with lower minimum requirements for some protective properties. Type B is commonly associated with TIG welding. Always check the individual glove's performance and suitability for your task.
Ordinary work gloves should not replace welding gloves unless the manufacturer specifically rates them for the welding task. General handling, gardening or cold-weather protection does not establish resistance to welding heat, flame or molten-metal spatter.
Replace welding gloves when holes, split seams, thinning material or heat damage compromise their protection. Contamination and stiffening can also affect safe use. Inspect them before each use and follow the manufacturer's care and replacement guidance.