Welding Gloves

Buyer’s Guide to Choosing Welding Gloves

Welding gloves help protect the hands from heat, sparks and other hazards associated with welding tasks. Insinc’s range includes general-purpose welders gloves, premium welding gloves, TIG-designated gloves and specialised left-hand options from Esko and Paramount.

Products are available individually or in packs of 12 pairs, with selected gloves offered in Large, X-Large or numbered sizes 9 to 11.

General Welding or TIG Gloves?

General welding gloves include the Esko Grey Wolf, Blue Brute and Hot Shot ranges, along with the Paramount Pyromate Big Kev gloves. These options may suit different welding and fabrication environments, but their protective specifications should be checked against the heat and exposure involved.

The Esko Tig Master Pro and Paramount Pyromate Tigga gloves are specifically listed for TIG welding applications. TIG-designated gloves should not automatically be considered suitable for every other welding process, particularly where higher heat or heavier spark exposure is present.

Choosing the Correct Welding Glove

Select gloves according to the welding process, required heat protection, cuff coverage, glove construction and workplace risk assessment. Check the manufacturer’s specifications for resistance to heat, flame and mechanical hazards before ordering.

Correct sizing is important for maintaining control and dexterity. Gloves that are too loose can interfere with equipment handling, while gloves that are too tight may restrict movement.

The Esko Leftie is supplied as a left-hand welding glove rather than a standard pair, making it suitable for specific replacement or task requirements. The Silverback aluminised glove and selected Tigga glove are obsolete, so contact Insinc for current alternatives.