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CAIMAN Unlined Palm TIG/MIG Welding Gloves

Caiman 1868 Series welding gloves are designed to withstand the hazards of welding environments, providing excellent protection against heat, sparks and molten metal splatter. They are used in construction, metal fabrication, automotive and shipbuilding, where welding processes are prevalent.

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CAIMAN 1868-5A
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1868-5		L£50.17
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1868-4		M£50.17
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1868-6		XL£50.17

Unlined Palm TIG/MIG Welding Gloves

Caiman 1868 Series welding gloves are designed to withstand the hazards of welding environments, providing excellent protection against heat, sparks and molten metal splatter. They are used in construction, metal fabrication, automotive and shipbuilding, where welding processes are prevalent.

Features

  • They have double stitching and wear-patch on the palm for added durability and protecting against wear in high-stress areas.
  • These welding gloves feature goatskin construction for durability and dexterity.
  • They are equipped with an unlined design, making them more breathable, while the padded and reinforced palm and thumb saddle provide additional protection and comfort.
  • These welding gloves have a large pulse protector that guards the sensitive wrist area & the long leather cuff provides extra coverage, protecting the wrists and lower arms from welding hazards.
  • They are sewn with Kevlar thread for heat and abrasion resistance.
  • These welding gloves are integrated with carabiner and Caiman loops to help keep the gloves together when not in use for preventing loss or misplacement.
  • They have Kontour design offer a form-fitting shape with pre-curved fingers for promoting a comfortable and ergonomic fit, minimising hand fatigue during extended wear.

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