Welding PPE For Shipbuilding And Marine
Shipyard welding is out of position, in confined spaces and often overhead. That changes which PPE matters: cuff length, shoulder coverage and cable protection become the deciding factors.
Where It Goes Wrong
- Spatter falls into collars and cuffs during overhead welding
- Welding leads run across steel edges and burn through
- Confined space work makes heavy jackets unworkable
What Buyers Need
- 16 inch gloves and long sleeves for overhead work
- Hoods with a full drape under the helmet
- Leather cable covers for lead runs
Products We Supply Into This Industry
Work This Equipment Is Used In
Overhead welding in block assembly
Tank and confined space welding
Cable runs across deck plate
Outfitting and repair welding
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.
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
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
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
Questions From Shipbuilding And Marine Buyers
Which glove length suits overhead welding?
Do you supply cable covers in custom lengths?
What protects the neck and shoulders in confined spaces?
Supply Your Shipbuilding And Marine Programme From One Factory
Send the models and volumes you need and we will quote, sample and schedule production against your requirement.