A pair of Tillman 45 Black Onyx Top Grain Pigskin MIG Welding Gloves with extended cuffs. The right glove features a red ONYX TILLMAN 45L logo. Shown palm up and palm down, these gloves are ideal for MIG welding.
Tillman glove sizing chart shows a hand with measuring tape at knuckles, guides sizes 2XS-3XL by hand width (in inches), plus steps to find your Tillman 44 Black Onyx Premium Kidskin TIG Welding Gloves size.

Tillman 45 Black Onyx Top Grain Pigskin MIG Welding Gloves

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The Tillman 45 Black Onyx Top Grain Pigskin MIG Welding Gloves are great in wet and oily conditions. They have all top grain pigskin cuffs, meaning you have pigskin coverage over the complete length of the glove.  The John Tillman Co was founded in 1928 and has been the top provider of high quality welding gloves and leather garments.  Tillman's consistency of durable and reliable craftsmanship has shaped the welding industry for decades.

Features
• All black top grain pigskin
• Includes a cotton/foam lined back for added heat protection, unlined palm for dexterity
• Top grain pigskin cuff for comfort and durability
• Thumb strap reinforcement for longer life
• Sewn with Kevlar for strength and heat protection

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