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Tillman 1100 Blue Premium Side Split Cowhide Welding Gloves - Large
The Tillman 1100 Blue Premium Welding Gloves are a good general welding glove at an economical price. It has good coverage with a 14" length, and is made from premium side split cowhide.
Instead of the Tillman logo, this glove is marked with logo of our parent company, Indiana Oxygen.
Features
• Durable, premium side split cowhide
• 14" length
• The inside is cotton-lined for added comfort
• Durable welted fingers "protect" stitching
• Includes lock stitching with Kevlar thread for added strength
Instead of the Tillman logo, this glove is marked with logo of our parent company, Indiana Oxygen.
Features
• Durable, premium side split cowhide
• 14" length
• The inside is cotton-lined for added comfort
• Durable welted fingers "protect" stitching
• Includes lock stitching with Kevlar thread for added strength
| MPN: | TIL1100 |
|---|---|
| UPC: | 608134110000 |
MPN: TIL1100
UPC: 608134110000
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