Heavy MIG / MMA glove
Grade AB split cowhide, 15 in cuff, reinforced palm, fingers and back of hand. The glove for current-heavy work and overhead positions.
EN 12477 Type A · EN 388 4144X · EN 407 433X4X
15 in / 38 cmView model →
Category · EN 12477
JBT-M815
JBT-M701
JBT-M876
Welding gloves
Three gloves, one job each. Split cowhide for MIG and MMA where slag and heat hit the palm, a lighter 14 inch cut for general fabrication, and a goat grain TIG glove where the filler wire has to be felt rather than gripped. All Kevlar-stitched, all CE marked, all packed 36 pairs to the carton.
General fabrication glove
The same split cowhide construction in an 11 in cut, for shops that go through pairs fast and want the cost down without dropping the standard.
EN 12477 Type A · EN 388 4144X · EN 407 423X4X
11 in / 28 cmView model →
TIG / precision glove
Goat grain palm, unlined, so the filler rod and the tungsten can be felt through the leather. Suede cuff still takes the sparks.
EN 12477 Type B · EN 388 2111X · EN 407 413X2X
12 in / 30 cmView model →
Technical data
| Model | Material | Length | Use | Norms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JBT-M815 | Split cowhide, grade AB | 15 in / 38 cm | Heavy MIG / MMA | EN 12477 A |
| JBT-M701 | Split cowhide, grade AB | 11 in / 28 cm | General fabrication | EN 12477 A |
| JBT-M876 | Goat grain, unlined | 12 in / 30 cm | TIG / precision | EN 12477 B |
Sizes 8–11, 36 pairs per carton, MOQ and packing confirmed per model at quotation. Private label stamp and cuff print available.
Where a welding glove fails
A glove does not wear out evenly. It goes at the palm seam where the torch hand grips, at the thumb crotch where the leather folds, and at the cuff where the slag lands. That is where the money goes: reinforcement on the palm, fingers and inner wrist, Kevlar thread at every seam, and a cuff long enough that a spark cannot fall in.
If your welders work overhead, the 15 inch cuff on the M815 is the difference between a glove that lasts a shift and one that lasts an hour. If they weld thin sheet on a bench, the M701 does it in 11 inches at a lower cost per pair. If they TIG, the M876 drops the lining so the wire can be felt.
Norms
- EN 12477
- Welding gloves — Type A heavy, Type B fine
- EN 388
- Mechanical risk — 4144X on the M815
- EN 407
- Thermal risk — 433X4X on the M815
- CE
- Category II, test report on request
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