Dara Impex Leather Welding Gloves – 16" Red Cow Split Leather | DARAIMPEX-WG16-RD

Overview

• The Dara Impex Leather Welding Gloves are long red welding gauntlets made of high-quality split cowhide, a thick, hard-wearing leather that resists sparks, spatter and hot surfaces in the workshop. At 16 inches (about 40 cm) long, the gloves cover the hand, wrist and lower forearm, helping reduce the chance of sparks entering the cuff during welding. The seams are welted with black leather strips that protect the stitching from direct heat and abrasion, and the gloves are sewn with Kevlar and standard thread for strength. The five-finger design gives a firm grip on the torch, electrode holder and workpiece, and the wide cuff makes the gloves quick to pull on and take off. The gloves are red and are made in Pakistan. Available through Al-Najma Al-Wataniyah with guaranteed quality and fast delivery across Riyadh, Dammam, and all KSA regions.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Value
Category	Hand Protection — Leather Welding Gloves
Brand	Dara Impex
Article	Leather welding gloves
Material	High-quality red split cowhide
Seams	Black welted seams
Thread	Kevlar and standard thread
Design	Five-finger gauntlet with long cuff
Length	16 inches (approx. 40 cm)
Color	Red
Country of origin	Made in Pakistan
SKU	DARAIMPEX-WG16-RD

Size & Color Table

Article Code	Color	Glove Length
DARAIMPEX-WG16-RD	Red	16 inches long (approx. 40 cm)

Documentation & Standards

• Leather welding gloves protect the hands from the small molten metal splashes, sparks, radiant heat and short contact with hot surfaces that come with welding and cutting. Split cowhide is the standard material for this type of glove because it does not melt and resists heat and abrasion, and welted seams with Kevlar thread help keep the stitching intact near heat. The standards below are the references used across Saudi projects to specify welding gloves, and Al-Najma Al-Wataniyah supports clients with the product documents their HSE teams require.

• Additional reference standards for the Saudi market

• EN 12477 — protective gloves for welders, in Type A (higher protection, lower dexterity, e.g. MMA/MIG) and Type B (higher dexterity, e.g. TIG).

• EN 407 — protective gloves against thermal risks: flammability, contact heat, convective heat, radiant heat and molten metal splash.

• EN 388 — protective gloves against mechanical risks: abrasion, cut, tear and puncture.

• EN ISO 21420 — general requirements for protective gloves, including sizing, comfort and labelling (replaced EN 420).

• SASO / SABER — personal protective equipment entering the Saudi market is registered on the SABER platform against the applicable SASO technical regulation.

Industrial Applications

• B2B Sectors — Detailed Engineering Use Case

Sector / Application	Engineering Use Case Details
Steel fabrication & welding workshops	Daily-use gloves for MIG and stick welding, where the thick split leather and long cuff protect against spatter and sparks.
Oil, gas & petrochemical maintenance	Hot work during shutdowns and pipe repairs, giving welders and fitters forearm cover under permit-to-work rules.
Construction & steel structures	Site welding of beams, rebar and steel frames, where a durable glove handles both heat and rough material.
Shipyards & heavy equipment repair	Welding and gas cutting on hulls and machinery, with welted seams that hold up to frequent use.
Metal cutting & grinding	Gas and plasma cutting and grinding, where the leather protects the hand from hot fragments and sparks.
Foundry & hot handling areas	Short-duration handling of warm parts and tools, where leather gives better heat resistance than fabric gloves.

Supply Information

Field	Details
Lead Time	2-3 Business Days
Coverage	Riyadh · Dammam · Jeddah · Jubail · Yanbu · All KSA
Project Supply	Bulk supply in pairs or cartons for workshops, contractors and maintenance teams.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What does the 16-inch measurement refer to?

• 16 inches (about 40 cm) is the overall length of the glove from fingertip to the end of the cuff. It does not refer to hand size. The long gauntlet covers the wrist and lower forearm to protect them from sparks and spatter.

Q2: Are these gloves suitable for TIG welding?

• Thick split leather gauntlets are best suited to MIG, stick (MMA) and gas welding and cutting, where spatter and heat are higher. TIG welding needs fine finger control, so a thinner goatskin or soft-leather TIG glove is usually preferred.

Q3: Can I use them to handle hot parts?

• They give short-term protection from hot surfaces and sparks. They are not heat-resistant gloves for holding very hot items for long periods; use dedicated heat-resistant gloves for that.

Q4: How should I look after leather welding gloves?

• Keep them dry, brush off spatter and dust after use, and store them away from oil and chemicals. Replace gloves that are burnt, stiff, cracked or have open seams.

Q5: Do you deliver across Saudi Arabia?

• Yes. Al-Najma Al-Wataniyah delivers to Riyadh, Dammam, Jeddah, Jubail, Yanbu and all regions of the Kingdom, with project supply available for contractors and industrial facilities.

Internal Links

• Completing your welding kit? Browse the welding helmet shield and the protective clothing category.

• Need more dexterity for fine welding work? Browse the Volta RSV-1751 S TIG welding gloves.

• Looking for other options? Browse the full Hand Protection category.

• Equipping a workshop or project? Contact our B2B team for a quote.

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