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Tillman 50 Top Grain and Split Cowhide Fleece Lined MIG Welding Gloves, Large

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Tillman 50 Top Grain and Split Cowhide Fleece Lined MIG Welding Gloves, Large

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Tillman 50 Top Grain and Split Cowhide Fleece Lined MIG Welding Gloves, Large

$33.00
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• Supple top grain cowhide palm with durable split cowhide reinforcements
• Seamless top grain index finger for best feel and trigger control
• Fleece lined for added heat resistance without the bulk
• Wing thumb follows the natural curvature of the hand for improved comfort and flexibility
• Dupont™ Kevlar® stitching throughout provides seam strength and heat resistance

Tillman's 50 premium cowhide gloves offer multiple reinforcements for maximum protection and comfort while MIG welding. The 50 are made of premium top grain cowhide with split cowhide reinforcements in high-wear areas on the palm and thumb that significantly extend glove life. A protective fleece liner delivers superior heat resistance without adding bulk. The seamless index finger provides outstanding trigger sensitivity. The wing thumb design follows the natural curvature of the hand to provide improved comfort, flexibility and control for reduced hand fatigue. A 4" cuff provides extended forearm protection. Sewn with Dupont™ Kevlar® thread throughout for added seam strength and heat, spark and abrasion resistance. Available in sizes S to 2XL. Size Large. Package of 1 pair.
Size: Large
Material:Cowhide/Fleece Liner
Color:Brown/White
Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including Hexavalent Chromium (hexavalent compounds), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, please visit www.p65warnings.CA.gov.

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