Bulk Welding Gloves Supplier for Wholesale & OEM Orders(EN388 & EN407 Certified)
A bulk welding gloves supplier provides high-quality protective gloves for industrial buyers, distributors, and wholesalers who need reliable safety gear at scale. At ARASWELD, we manufacture and supply TIG, MIG, heat-resistant, and cut-resistant welding gloves designed for durability, safety compliance, and consistent bulk availability.
We support B2B clients with OEM customization, competitive wholesale pricing, and global shipping across the North America, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia. Whether you need standard models or private label production, our solutions are built for long-term supply partnerships.
Our welding gloves are tested according to EN 388 (mechanical protection) and EN 407 (heat and flame resistance), ensuring compliance with internationally recognized safety standards.
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What Are Industrial Welding Gloves?
Industrial welding gloves are protective safety gloves designed to shield workers from heat, sparks, molten metal, and mechanical risks during welding operations.
They are typically made from heat-resistant leather and are certified under EN407 (thermal protection) and EN388 (mechanical protection) standards.
Certifications – EN388 & EN407 Compliance
All ARASWELD products meet strict international safety standards:
- EN407 Certified → Protection against heat and flame
- EN388 Certified → Protection against abrasion, cuts, and impact
Welding gloves must comply with internationally recognized safety standards such as EN407 for thermal protection and EN388 for mechanical protection. These standards are widely used across Europe and global industrial markets.
Why Choose ARASWELD for Bulk Welding Gloves supplier
As a leading industrial safety gloves supplier, we understand the needs of distributors, importers, and industrial buyers.
- Direct manufacturer (no middlemen)
- Consistent quality control across large orders
- Competitive tiered pricing for bulk welding gloves
- Reliable production capacity for long-term partnerships
- Fast and secure global logistics
EN388 vs EN407 – Key Differences
| Standard | Protection Type | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| EN388 | Mechanical | Abrasion, cut, tear, puncture |
| EN407 | Thermal | Heat, flame, molten metal |
ARASWELD is a global industrial welding gloves manufacturer supplying EN388 and EN407 certified products to distributors, wholesalers, and industrial buyers worldwide.
Global Shipping & Logistics
- Secure packaging for bulk orders
- Logistics support for distributors
- • North America
- United States
- Canada
- • Europe
- Germany
- France
- Italy
- United Kingdom
- • Middle East
- Iran
- Turkey
- Iraq
- Egypt
- Saudi Arabia
- United Arab Emirates
- Qatar
- • Africa
- Africa Regions
- • Asia
- Asia Territories
We ensure on-time delivery and consistent supply continuity
Bulk Pricing & Supply Options
We specialize in flexible bulk supply solutions:
- Tiered pricing based on order volume
- Competitive wholesale rates
- Custom orders available
- MOQ tailored to your business needs
Contact our team to receive a personalized bulk quote.
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ARASWELD Welding Gloves Product Range
We manufacture a complete range of welding gloves for different industrial applications:
MIG Welding Gloves – Heat Resistant
- Level 4 Contact Heat: Certified for safe handling of objects up to 500°C (932°F)
- EN407 433341 Certified: Maximum protection against flame spread and radiant heat
- Premium Leather: 1.2mm premium heat-resistant leather
- Thermal Comfort: Multi-layer insulation provides a high-heat barrier while maintaining grip
- Flame-Resistant Construction: Stitched with high-strength Kevlar® thread to prevent seam failure in high-heat environments.
TIG Welding Gloves – Precision Specialized
- Superior Tactile Control: Premium top-grain leather ensures maximum flexibility for TIG welding.
- Dual-Certified Protection: Fully compliant with EN388 (Mechanical) and EN407 (Thermal) global safety standards.
- Premium Leather: 1.2mm premium heat-resistant leather
- Thermal Comfort: Multi-layer insulation provides a high-heat barrier while maintaining grip
- Flame-Resistant Construction: Stitched with high-strength Kevlar® thread to prevent seam failure in high-heat environments.
Cut Resistant & Abrasion – Industrial Gloves
- EN388 Certified: Superior mechanical protection against abrasions, cuts, and punctures.
- 1.2mm Premium Leather: High-grade split-cowhide for maximum durability in high-friction environments.
- Reinforced Palm: Double-layered impact zones for oil & gas, construction & steel work
- Flame-Resistant Construction: Stitched with high-strength Kevlar® thread to prevent seam failure in high-heat environments.
FAQ – ARASWELD B2B & Welding Gloves Guide
Do you offer bulk discounts for welding gloves?
Yes, we provide competitive pricing based on order volume. Larger orders receive better unit pricing.
Do you have tiered pricing?
Yes, our pricing structure is volume-based, allowing distributors and wholesalers to maximize cost efficiency.
Do you ship welding gloves to the USA and Canada?
Yes, we supply bulk welding gloves to North America with reliable shipping solutions.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes, we provide global shipping and support international B2B clients across multiple regions.
Are your gloves suitable for industrial use?
Yes, our products are designed for heavy-duty industrial applications requiring durability and safety compliance.
For more information, you can refer to this article.Complete Guide to Welding Gloves (Types, Materials, EN 388 & EN 407 Explained)
What certifications do your welding gloves have?
Our gloves are certified to EN388 and EN407 standards for mechanical and thermal protection.
What is the difference between EN388 and EN407 certifications?
EN388 covers mechanical protection such as abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture resistance, while EN407 focuses on thermal protection including heat, flame, and molten metal resistance.
See this article on the differences between EN388 and EN407.
What gloves are best for welding?
The best welding gloves depend on the application. TIG welding requires flexible gloves for precision, while MIG welding requires thicker gloves for heat and durability.
What is the difference between TIG and MIG welding gloves?
TIG gloves are thinner and designed for precision, while MIG gloves are thicker and built for high heat and heavy-duty protection.
Are EN407 gloves heat resistant?
Yes, EN407 certified gloves are specifically tested for heat resistance, including contact heat up to 500°C, flame resistance, and molten metal protection.
Do welding gloves need EN388 certification?
Yes, EN388 certification ensures protection against mechanical risks such as abrasion, cuts, and punctures, which are common in industrial environments.