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Stick Welding Gloves with Padded Back | A6 Cut Impact Pakistan
"Picture your team working long shifts in fabrication, steel, or heavy equipment repair-hands shielded by gloves that offer not just heat resistance but advanced cut and impact protection. Ocean Gloves Corporation’s Stick Welding Gloves with Padded Back are engineered for the world’s toughest jobs and trusted by importers in the UK, USA, EU, and Australia"
Ocean Gloves Corporation, based in Sialkot, Pakistan, supplies EN388-tested gloves to UK, USA, EU, AUS, and beyond-backed by 25+ years of export experience, our own in-house tannery, audit-ready factories, and ISO certifications. We control every process from wet blue to final packing, ensuring consistent quality, competitive pricing, and ethical production (zero child labor, full health benefits for staff). Our defect rate is under 2%, with free replacements for any non-compliant pairs. First orders are advance payment; after that, we’re flexible with credit.
Feature → Benefit Bullets: Stick Welding Gloves with Padded Back
A6 Cut-Resistant Para-Aramid Liner with Steel Fibers: Delivers ANSI Cut Level A6 and EN388 high cut ratings, reducing workplace injuries and meeting strict global safety requirements.
Impact-Resistant Pads on Back and Fingers: Flexible, hidden pads absorb and disperse blows, protecting welders from dropped tools, knocks, and high-contact hazards.
Side Split Cowhide Shell: Heavy-duty cowhide shields against heat, sparks, and abrasion-ideal for stick welding, foundries, and heavy repair.
Wide Reinforcement in High-Wear Areas: Extra leather where it matters most, extending glove life and reducing replacement costs in bulk operations.
Kevlar® Stitching: Delivers spark and abrasion resistance, keeping seams strong through repeated arc exposure.
EN388 Tested, ISO Certified, Audit-Ready: Every pair is tested for abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture resistance; full test reports available for buyers and tenders.
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