Welders Safety Gloves are used during all welding processes including MIG, TIG, and Arc welding. They are essential for handling hot or sharp metals and working with sparks or molten metal. For proper use, wear the gloves snugly and ensure cuffs are pulled over sleeves to prevent sparks from entering.

Maintain gloves by keeping them clean and dry, storing them in a cool, dry place, and inspecting them regularly for damage. Always use gloves in combination with other PPE and replace them if damaged.

When to Wear:
- During all welding operations (MIG, TIG, Arc, SMAW, GMAW)
- When handling hot or sharp metals
- When working with sparks or molten metal
- During grinding, cutting, or sanding operations

How to Wear:
- Wear the gloves snugly, but not too tight
- Ensure the cuffs are pulled over sleeves to prevent sparks from entering
- Keep the gloves clean and dry to maintain insulation and grip

Care and Maintenance:
- Store gloves in a cool, dry place
- Avoid exposure to direct sunlight or heat sources
- Clean gloves with mild soap and water
- Inspect gloves regularly for damage or wear

Safety Precautions:
- Always wear gloves in combination with other PPE (safety glasses, helmet, etc.)
- Ensure gloves are compatible with other PPE
- Never wear gloves with open flames or sparks
- Replace gloves if damaged or compromised

Additional Tips:
- Choose the right glove for your specific welding process
- Consider factors like dexterity, grip, and insulation when selecting gloves
- Train yourself and others on proper glove usage and safety procedures