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Ironclad Stick Welder Gloves | Elkskin Leather 10" Cuff SMAW Welding WSTK (Pack of 2)
Ironclad Stick Welder Gloves | Elkskin Leather 10" Cuff SMAW Welding WSTK (Pack of 2)
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Ironclad Stick Welder Gloves Features
The Ironclad Stick Welder glove features a premium, shrink-resistant elkskin palm and back-of-hand for maximum protection against heat, sparks, and spatter during stick welding. A 10" full leather cuff extends coverage up the forearm. Welted seams stitched throughout with tough aramid thread resist heat-driven seam failure where standard cotton thread burns through.
Most welding gloves omit the leather type and stitching detail that determine service life under SMAW heat. This model resolves that gap by specifying shrink-resistant elkskin and aramid-thread welted seams. Elkskin resists hardening and shrinkage from repeated high-heat exposure better than economy split cowhide.
Procurement favors consumable-cycle buying. Sold as a pack of 2, these gloves suit welders who rotate pairs as spatter wear accumulates. Sizing runs Medium through X-Large, supporting individual fitting across a welding crew or training cohort.
Available Sizes and Configurations
| SKU | Size | Format | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| WSTK-03-M | Medium | Pack of 2 Pairs | $54.99 |
| WSTK-04-L | Large | Pack of 2 Pairs | $59.99 |
| WSTK-05-XL | X-Large | Pack of 2 Pairs | $79.99 |
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Stick (SMAW) Welding Glove |
|---|---|
| Palm & Back | Premium Shrink-Resistant Elkskin Leather |
| Cuff | 10" Full Leather Gauntlet |
| Seams | Welted Seams Throughout |
| Stitching | Tough Aramid (Heat-Resistant) Thread |
| Primary Use | Stick Welding; Heat, Spark & Spatter Protection |
| Pack Size | 2 Pairs |
| Color | Black |
Laboratory and Industrial Applications
Fabrication shops, structural welding crews, and pipe-welding operations use the Stick Welder for SMAW work that throws heavy spatter and sustained radiant heat. The elkskin palm and 10" cuff protect the hand and forearm during overhead and out-of-position welds where sparks fall toward the arm.
Welding schools and maintenance departments stock these for training and repair work. The pack-of-2 format supports consumable rotation, letting welders swap pairs as spatter pitting accumulates, while the aramid stitching keeps seams intact across repeated high-heat cycles.
Glove Comparison: Why Choose Ironclad?
| Attribute | Ironclad Stick Welder via LabSupplies.com | Typical Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Leather Disclosure | Shrink-resistant elkskin specified | "Leather" with no type |
| Construction | 10" cuff, welted seams, aramid thread | Standard cuff, cotton stitching |
| Procurement Format | Pack of 2, tiered B2B rates | Single-pair retail pricing |
Institutional and Volume Pricing
LabSupplies.com offers tiered procurement pricing on the WSTK size run for fabrication shops, welding schools, and industrial crews. The pack-of-2 format supports consumable rotation, with deeper case discounts and net-30 terms for qualified institutions. Contact our B2B desk for crew-quantity pricing across sizes.
Product Documentation
- Ironclad Welding Glove Sizing Chart (PDF)
- WSTK Stick Welder technical specifications available upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
What welding processes are these gloves designed for?
The Stick Welder is built for SMAW (stick) welding, offering heavy protection against the high heat, sparks, and spatter that process generates. Its thick elkskin trades fine dexterity for maximum heat shielding.
Why does pricing differ by size?
Each size carries its own price (Medium $54.99, Large $59.99, X-Large $79.99) reflecting material quantity and availability. Select your size to see its exact pack-of-2 price at checkout.
What is the benefit of elkskin over cowhide?
Elkskin resists hardening and shrinkage from repeated high-heat exposure better than economy split cowhide, helping the glove stay pliable and extending service life in sustained stick-welding work.
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