
MS-808 Leather Gloves Safety Protection Welding Gloves
The MS-808 is a 16 inch yellow split cowhide welding glove with a cotton-lined long cuff and Kevlar stitching. The extra cuff length is the point: it covers the forearm where a 14 inch glove stops, which matters for overhead and vertical-up work.
- 16 inch length protects the wrist and forearm during overhead welding
- Cotton liner in the cuff keeps the leather off the skin so the glove stays wearable in heat
- Kevlar stitching holds the seams together when cotton thread would already be gone
- Split cowhide rates well for abrasion, cut and tear resistance in daily shop use
Manufactured by Guangxi Dahua Mingshun Protective Products Co., Ltd in Dahua County, Guangxi, China. OEM and ODM available.
Who It Is For
- Welding supply distributors
- Fabrication and assembly plants issuing gloves by the case
- Maintenance teams handling hot or sharp stock
Problems It Solves
- Short gloves leave a gap between cuff and sleeve that spatter finds during overhead welds
- Unlined cuffs chafe and get discarded before the leather is worn out
- Seams that fail before the leather does waste most of the glove's life
Technical Data
| Model | MS-808 |
|---|---|
| Category | HAND PROTECTION, Welding GLoves |
| Length | 16 inch in length |
| Material | Premium should yellow split cowhide |
| Lining | Long cuffs with cotton liner: Increased forearm and wrist protection |
| Stitching | Kevlar stitching |
| Standards | CE |
| Customisation | OEM and ODM, custom colours, labels and packaging |
Technical Features
- Premium should yellow split cowhide
- Long cuffs with cotton liner: Increased forearm and wrist protection
- Kevlar stitching
Applications And Industries
- Welding, bonding, riveting
- Metalworking & assembly operations
- Equipment repair & maintenance
Where This Model Is Used
Welding, bonding and riveting
Metalworking and assembly operations
Equipment repair and maintenance
General heavy handling around hot work
How This Product Is Made And Checked
Raw Material Inspection
Leather and FR fabric are checked for thickness, grain, colour consistency and defects before cutting.
Cutting Control
Panels are cut to the pattern set for each model, with waste and orientation checked so the leather grain runs correctly.
In-Line Sewing Check
Kevlar thread, stitch density and reinforcement points are checked on the line while the garment is still being built.
Finished Product Inspection
Sizing, closures, snaps, straps and labelling are verified against the model specification.
Packing Inspection
Quantities, size splits, inner packing and carton marks are checked against the order before shipment.
Standards referenced on this model: CE. Test reports are supplied with export orders on request.
Use Guide
- Wear the glove cuff under the jacket sleeve for downhand work and over the sleeve for overhead work
- Keep gloves dry; wet leather stiffens and loses dexterity
- Replace when the palm is worn through or the stitching has opened
Customisation Options
- Custom colours and leather combinations
- Own-brand labels, hang tags and cuff branding
- Custom size charts and mixed size splits
- Polybag printing, inner packing and carton marks
How It Compares With Other Models
| MS-723 14 inch glove | MS-808 gives two extra inches of forearm cover for overhead and vertical work |
|---|---|
| MS-761 aluminized glove | MS-761 is for radiant heat near foundry and high-heat work; MS-808 is the general stick and MIG glove |
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