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Foundry And Heat Treatment welding PPE supply
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Welding PPE For Foundry And Heat Treatment

Foundry and heat treatment work is about radiant heat, not spatter. A glove that is excellent for stick welding can be useless beside a furnace, which is why the aluminized models exist.

Where It Goes Wrong

  • Standard leather absorbs radiant heat instead of reflecting it
  • Unlined gloves are unusable near furnaces and ladles
  • Short cuffs leave the forearm exposed during hot handling

What Buyers Need

  • Aluminized gloves rated for high heat
  • Full linings that insulate the whole hand
  • Long cuffs for forearm protection
Typical Scenarios

Work This Equipment Is Used In

Furnace and ladle area work

Heat treatment loading and unloading

Hot part handling

High heat cutting operations

Delivery Capability

What We Can Commit To

Manufacturing welding safety products since 2010, with our own 12000 m2 site in Guangxi, 180+ staff, ISO 9001 quality management, a five-stage inspection from raw material to packing, and CE, ANSI and AS/NZS conformity on the products that carry it.

2010Making Welding PPE Since
180+Production Staff
12000 m2Site Area
46Production Models
Solutions

How We Work On These Programmes

OEM And Private Label Manufacturing

Building your own welding PPE line means deciding leather grade, pattern, colour, labelling and packaging, then keeping all of it stable across reorders. We run

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Full Welder Kit Supply

A welder needs gloves, a jacket or work suit, sleeves or a cape, an apron, head protection and often a cushion or blanket for the job. Buying those from five ve

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Quality Assurance And Compliance

Welding PPE is bought against standards and audited against paperwork. Our quality system is built around five inspection stages and the standards each model is

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FAQ

Questions From Foundry And Heat Treatment Buyers

Which glove is rated for the highest heat?
The MS-816, with an air-isolated aluminium foil layer and 932 degrees F heat resistance.
Can these gloves hold hot metal continuously?
No. They are built for radiant heat and brief contact, not prolonged direct contact with hot metal.
What is the difference between the MS-761 and the MS-816?
The MS-761 is a 14 inch glove with an aluminized back and cuff; the MS-816 is 16 inch with an air-isolated foil layer.

Supply Your Foundry And Heat Treatment Programme From One Factory

Send the models and volumes you need and we will quote, sample and schedule production against your requirement.