Tegera welder gloves for different welding tasks

Choose Tegera welder gloves to match your welding process and handling needs. TIG welding typically calls for fingertip control, while MIG/MAG and stick welding can require more substantial protection against heat and spatter. Compare each model’s stated application, materials and lining rather than choosing by appearance alone.

Check protection, fit and cuff coverage

Before buying Tegera welder gloves, check the product’s certification and performance ratings. EN 12477 covers protective gloves for welders; Type A generally prioritises protection, while Type B allows greater dexterity. Check the stated type rather than assuming every model suits every process. Choose a fit that allows a secure grip without restricting movement, and consider how the cuff overlaps your sleeves to limit exposed skin.

Choose separate gloves for other workshop jobs

Tegera welder gloves should be selected for welding hazards, not treated as an all-purpose solution. For handling sharp sheet metal away from hot work, compare Tegera cut protection gloves. For relevant powered-tool tasks, review Tegera anti-vibration and impact-reducing gloves and their stated protection. Explore the wider Tegera range to choose task-specific hand protection.