About Welding Gloves
Find Your Glove Size
Measure around your hand above the V of the thumb. This gives you the circumference in inches. Compare it to the measurement table below to find your corresponding glove size.
Men's Welding Gloves
| Size |
XS |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
| Inches |
6" - 7" |
7 - 8" |
8" - 9" |
9" - 10" |
10 " - 11" |
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Women's Welding Gloves
| Size |
XS |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
| Inches |
6" - 7" |
7 - 8" |
8" - 9" |
9" - 10" |
10 " - 11" |
Special Glove Features
Welted Seams – This feature is where strips of leather or other material protrude from the seams to protect the stitching from abrasion and/or sparks.
Seamless Index Finger – A design in which the seam at the side of the index finger is placed farther away from the working area leaving the finger smooth and clear for better dexterity.
Pre-Curved Fit – Ergonomic gloves designed with the Revco Fit that conforms to the natural form of the hand for an unparalleled fit.
Kevlar® Stitching – Kevlar® thread offers better protection against sparks and abrasion than cotton thread.Usually found on higher quality welding gloves.
Thumb Types
Keystone Thumb – Classic ergonomic design of the thumb resulting in superior movement and comfort. Found mostly on driving gloves.
Wing Thumb – Angled construction allows good flexibility with no seams in the palm area to obstruct work or cause fatigue. Found on welding, driving, leather palm, and ergonomic gloves.
Straight Thumb – Simple design that points vertically and is good for gripping. Found on welding, driving, and cotton/synthetic gloves.
Reversible Thumb – The thumb is at the side of the glove giving these symmetrical gloves an ambidextrous fit. Found on cotton/synthetic gloves.
