welding gloves

## gloves for welding: protect your hands - your priority
Welding is a profession that requires not only skill, but also a serious attitude to security. And one of the most important elements of this safety is correctly selected gloves. Without them, work becomes not only extremely dangerous, but also incredibly inconvenient. Correct gloves are a reliable protection of your hands from burns, splashes of molten metal, ultraviolet radiation and mechanical damage.
### Selection of Material: Comfort and Protection in Harmony
The choice of the material of gloves depends on the type of welding work and the conditions for their implementation. To work with low -temperature processes, gloves made of dense leather may be suitable, providing good protection against mechanical damage and sparks. However, for working with high temperatures, for example, with arc welding, gloves from more specialized materials, such as cutlets or high -temperature synthetic fabrics with Kevlar fiber. It is important that the material is strong enough, but at the same time allowed to freely move the fingers, providing the necessary dexterity. Do not forget about comfort: gloves should sit tightly, but not too tight on the hand, without constraining movements.
### Construction and features: details that matter
Pay attention to the design of gloves. Long cuffs protect the wrist from spray and sparks, and reinforced overlays on the palms and fingers will significantly increase wear resistance. The presence of elastic tissue in the cuff will provide a tight fit and prevent small particles to enter the glove. The lining is also important: it should be breathing to prevent overheating and increased sweating. Some models are equipped with special elements, for example, reinforced seams or refractory impregnation, which increases the level of protection. The quality of the seams also plays an important role - they must be strong and reliable so that the gloves do not break at the most inopportune moment.
### Care and replacement: extend the service life
Even the highest quality gloves wear out over time. Regular inspection for damage is the key to your safety. After each work, the gloves should be cleaned of dirt and metal particles. It is better to store them in a dry place, avoiding direct sunlight. If cracks, burns or other damage to the gloves appear, it is necessary to immediately replace, since the use of damaged gloves can lead to serious injuries. Do not save on your safety: timely replacement is a guarantee of your protection and tranquility during work.