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Tillman 1940 Top Grain Goatskin Impact Mig/Metalworker Gloves
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The Tillman 1940 gloves are impact, heat, water, and cut resistant. The abrasion resistant reinforced palm patch is soft and comfortable, and the five inch cuff keeps debris out. These gloves are ideal for construction, fabrication, metal work, sharp components, and everyday handling. Ideal for stick and MIG welding
Key Features
- ANSI Level 2 Impact resistance helps shield against impacts, blows and crushing
- ANSI Level 4 Conductive Heat resistant gloves protect hands from burns and heat, rated to <500°F
- ANSI A4 Cut resistant para-aramid/steel blend palm liner
- ANSI Level 4 Abrasion resistant
- ANSI Level 4 Puncture resistant
- Top grain goatskin with abrasion-resistant reinforced palm patch feels soft and comfortable
- Split cowhide gauntlet cuff with shirred wrist helps keep debris from hands, 5″ cuff
- Ergonomic keystone thumb
- Kevlar® stitching throughout
- Watershield™ treatment for exceptional water resistance without added PFAS
- Meets ANSI/ISEA 105-2016
- EN388:2016 3X43DP
| MPN: | 1940 |
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MPN: 1940
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