Description
- Full Welting
- Fully Lined
- Gunn Cut Design
- Palm & Support Patch
- Split Cowhide Leather Welder
- Wing Thumb With Reinforced Strap
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Regular Grade Split Cowhide Leather Welder’s Glove with Fleece Lining
Fully lined split cowhide leather welders glove provides comfort, durability, and excellent abrasion resistance. Ideal for welding applications, foundry and mill work.
Specification
| country of origin | India |
|---|---|
| case length | 46 |
| case height | 51 |
| case width | 38 |
| Case Weight | 29.5 |
| case uom | PR |
| case qty | 72 |
| colors | Teal |
| cuff | Gauntlet |
| Construction | Cut-and-Sewn |
| Brand |
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