Name: West Chester 6000/S Ironcat® Welding Gloves - Small, Red - (Pair)
SKU: 6000s
Price: 1229.88 USD
Availability: InStock

WEST CHESTER part description

Product Description

Features & Benefits

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Top Grain Cowhide leather construction provides comfort, durability, excellent abrasion resistance, and breathability
Top Grain leather is smooth, provides durability and dexterity
Gunn cut pattern delivers excellent durability, wear and comfort, especially for heavier gloves
Wing thumb increases comfort in open-handed work
Stitched with Aramid adding strength and burn resistance
Split leather band top cuff helps protect wrist area and allows for easy on and off

Product Attributes

Color	Red
Construction	Cut-and-Sewn, Gunn Cut
Cuff Style	Gauntlet
Grade	Regular
Leather Hide	Top Grain Cowhide
Lining	Unlined
Packaging	Bagged Pair
Size	Small
TAA Compliant	No

Additional Information

Country of Origin (Primary)	IN
UPC	00662909600028

With its relentless focus on customer satisfaction, Protective Industrial Products (PIP) Industries became a global leader in hand protection and PPE shortly after its inception in 1984. Its founders—Joe Milot and Wellson Tao—established the company with a $2000 initial investment and worked in a 400 square-foot facility in Albany, NY. PIP® Industries quickly rose to fame for its cotton lisle gloves used for handling and inspection of small components. Today, this industry giant operates in a 1.5M square-foot warehouse and other 20 locations worldwide, offering diversified product lines with more than 5,000 general safety products. PIP Industries brings the best of the world to its customers with its extensive portfolio of innovative safety solutions products that deliver reliable head-to-toe protection.

California Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (Read more)