Overview: Tillman flame retardant cotton garments excel in the crucial performance areas of flame resistance, thermal protection, comfort, and durability. We exclusively use Westex® fabrics for our FR cotton garments. All garments must be kept clean...

Overview: Tillman flame retardant cotton garments excel in the crucial performance areas of flame resistance, thermal protection, comfort, and durability. We exclusively use Westex® fabrics for our FR cotton garments. All garments must be kept clean...

Overview: Premium, side-split cowhide waist apron with heavy-duty waist strap and side-release buckles down the legs to secure apron. Bourbon brown. Features: Bourbon brown premium Side split Cowhide 24 inches X 40 inches split leg waist apron...

Overview: Made with side-split cowhide leather sewn with Kevlar® thread throughout. Feature side-release buckles. Bourbon brown. Features: Bourbon brown Side split Cowhide. 24 inches X 24 inches waist apron. Heavy duty waist strap secures apron...

Overview: Designed to be worn over the back of a welding glove to provide extra protection in high-heat situations. Features aluminized carbon Kevlar® top, middle layer 1500° F melt ceramic wool, and acrylic-coated fiberglass bottom. Leather and...

Overview: Offers double-layer protection with aluminized carbon Kevlar® top and vermiculite-coated fiberglass bottom. Features leather and elastic straps. Features: Top: Aluminized Carbon Kevlar® ( ACK ) Bottom: Vermiculite coated fiberglass...

Overview: Tig welding produces the lowest heat and the flame is concentrated to a certain area. The result is minimal sparks and spatter. The gloves needed for this application can be thinner top grain leathers to maximize feel and dexterity...

Overview: MIG welding is the most popular weld for a broad range of applications. The heat levels are less than in Stick welding, and the user operates a welding gun with a trigger requiring more dexterity. MIG gloves tend to be lighter weight than...

Overview: Tig welding produces the lowest heat and the flame is concentrated to a certain area. The result is minimal sparks and spatter. The gloves needed for this application can be thinner top grain leathers to maximize feel and dexterity...

Overview: Tig welding produces the lowest heat and the flame is concentrated to a certain area. The result is minimal sparks and spatter. The gloves needed for this application can be thinner top grain leathers to maximize feel and dexterity...

Overview: Tig welding produces the lowest heat and the flame is concentrated to a certain area. The result is minimal sparks and spatter. The gloves needed for this application can be thinner top grain leathers to maximize feel and dexterity. Features: ...

Overview: MIG welding is the most popular weld for a broad range of applications. The heat levels are less than in Stick welding, and the user operates a welding gun with a trigger requiring more dexterity. MIG gloves tend to be lighter weight than Stick...