Tillman 52 MIG welding gloves, yellow and white with gel inserts, displayed front and back on a white background.
Tillman 52 glove sizing chart showing a hand, tape measure, and guide for proper fit of Top Grain Cowhide MIG Welding Gloves with Gel Inserts.

Tillman 52 Top Grain Cowhide MIG Welding Gloves with Gel Inserts

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The Tillman 52 Top Grain Cowhide MIG Welding Gloves with Gel Inserts have a top grain cowhide palm with cowhide split reinforcements and a cowhide split back. They have anti-vibration gel inserts, which cuts way down on hand fatigue caused by vibration.  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
• A top grain cowhide palm with added cowhide split reinforcements
• Rugged cowhide split back with elastic for snug fit
• Integrated gel pads in palm reduce risk of vibration injury and hand fatigue, increases productivity
• Fleece lined for added insulation in hot or cold conditions without the bulk
• 4 " cuff for added protection
• Sewn with Kevlar for strength and heat protection

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