Industrial Impact Abrasion Resistant Welding Gloves: ARASWELD Pro Series
Impact and abrasion resistant welding gloves are specialized industrial PPE designed to protect hands from mechanical hazards such as crushing forces, sharp objects, surface friction, and high-impact injuries.
The ARASWELD Impact & Abrasion Resistant Welding Gloves are engineered for high-risk industries including oil & gas, construction, and steel fabrication where both cut protection and impact resistance are critical.
Certified under EN388 with a 3X22DP rating and ANSI/ISEA standards, these gloves provide reliable protection against abrasion, puncture, and impact hazards while maintaining working comfort and control.
By combining heavy-duty leather durability with advanced manual dexterity, the ARASWELD Pro Series ensures maximum hand protection during high-impact demolition and heavy machinery operation.
- EN388 3X22DP + ANSI A4 certified protection
- Impact-resistant knuckle and finger shields
- High abrasion durability for rough environments
- 1.2mm High-grade split-cowhide for maximum durability
- very high flexibility (tested) while doing work and holding tools
- Kevlar® reinforced internal structure
- Designed for heavy-duty industrial use
Quick Navigation:
- Technical Compliance:Mechanical Protection Standards (EN388 & ANSI)
- Material Engineering and Durability
- Why Choose ARASWELD Impact Protection Gloves
- Industrial Applications
- Ergonomics and Functional Design
- Bulk Orders and B2B Supply
- Maintenance and Care
- Frequently Asked Questions
Technical Compliance:Mechanical Protection Standards (EN388 & ANSI)
Mechanical protection standards such as EN388 and ANSI/ISEA define how safety gloves perform against real-world industrial hazards, including abrasion, cuts, punctures, and impact forces. These standards provide measurable ratings that help safety managers and workers choose the right protective equipment for high-risk environments such as construction, oil and gas, and steel fabrication.
EN388 Technical Breakdown (3X22DP)
These gloves are tested under the EN388 standard, which defines protection against mechanical risks in industrial environments.
- 3 – Abrasion Resistance: High durability against friction and rough surfaces
- X – Cut Resistance (Circular): Not applicable (TDM test used instead)
- 2 – Tear Resistance: Reliable strength under stress
- 2 – Puncture Resistance: Protection from sharp objects
- D – TDM Cut Resistance: High resistance to straight-blade cuts
- P – Impact Protection: Certified knuckle and finger impact resistance
ANSI/ISEA Protection Levels
- ANSI Cut Level A4: Suitable for handling sharp metal edges
- ANSI Abrasion Level 4: High resistance to surface wear
- ANSI Puncture Level 3: Protection against splinters and wire
- ANSI Impact Level 2: Reduces risk of crushing injuries
Material Engineering and Durability
Material Engineering and Durability
These industrial gloves are constructed using 1.2mm premium split cowhide leather, known for its strength and resistance to wear in high-friction environments.
Kevlar® reinforcement is integrated into high-risk zones to improve cut resistance and structural durability under continuous mechanical stress.
This combination ensures long-term performance in demanding industrial conditions.
Why Choose ARASWELD Impact Protection Gloves
Choosing the right impact-resistant welding gloves is critical for reducing workplace injuries and improving operational efficiency. ARASWELD gloves are engineered to meet international safety standards while delivering durability, comfort, and reliable protection in demanding industrial environments. This combination of safety certification and practical performance makes them a trusted choice for professionals working under high mechanical stress.
- Dual certification (EN388 + ANSI) for global compliance
- Impact-resistant design reduces crush injuries
- High abrasion resistance for longer glove lifespan
- Reinforced structure with Kevlar® lining
- Designed for real industrial working conditions
- Maintains flexibility and control during use
Industrial Applications
These impact-resistant work gloves are widely used in:
- Oil & Gas operations
- Steel fabrication and welding
- Construction and infrastructure projects
- Shipbuilding and marine industries
- Automotive manufacturing
- Aerospace engineering
- Heavy machinery operations
They are essential PPE in environments where mechanical hazards and impact risks are constant.
Ergonomics and Functional Design
These impact abrasion resistant gloves feature a pre-curved finger design to reduce hand fatigue during long shifts.
Additionally, the extended safety cuff provides a secondary heat shield, protecting the forearms from stray sparks and thermal radiation up to 500°C (932°F).
Safety is only effective if the welder can perform the task.
Care and Maintenance for Longevity welding gloves
Proper maintenance ensures long-term performance and safety compliance.To ensure your impact abrasion resistant welding gloves maintain their EN388 and ANSI ratings:
- Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct UV light to prevent leather degradation.
- Cleaning: Wipe with a dry cloth. Avoid water saturation, which can stiffen the leather fibers.
- Inspection: Regularly check the Kevlar stitching for wear to ensure the 3X22DP certification remains effective.
B2B Bulk & Wholesale Pricing for Industrial Safety
At ARASWELD, we specialize in high-volume supply for major industrial sectors, including Construction & Infrastructure, Shipbuilding & Marine, Steel Fabrication, Automotive Manufacturing, Aerospace & Defense, Industrial Systems, and Oil & Gas & Refineries, We provide scalable pricing structures for our impact abrasion resistant welding gloves to support safety managers and procurement officers worldwide.
Wherever your project is in this beautiful world, we will deliver your bulk order to you as soon as possible.
Volume Discounts:
We offer tiered wholesale pricing for bulk orders starting at 1,000 pairs.
Custom B2B Quotes:
For localized shipping rates, tax exemptions, or specialized industrial contracts, please request a formal quote.
Global Logistics:
Our supply chain is optimized for bulk delivery, ensuring your project sites remain compliant with EN388 and ANSI/ISEA safety standards without delay.
the high quality of gloves is the cornerstone of customer satisfaction and loyalty.
You can contact us Arasweld for more details.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does EN388 3X22DP mean?
EN388 3X22DP is a certification that defines protection against mechanical risks. It includes abrasion resistance (Level 3), tear resistance (Level 2), puncture resistance (Level 2), high cut resistance (Level D using the TDM test), and certified impact protection for knuckles and fingers, indicated by the letter “P”.
Are these gloves impact resistant?
Yes, these gloves include impact-resistant protection on the knuckles and fingers, designed to reduce injuries caused by crushing forces, heavy objects, and mechanical impacts in industrial environments.
Are these gloves suitable for construction work?
Yes, these gloves are ideal for construction, steel fabrication, and heavy-duty industrial tasks where protection against abrasion, punctures, and impact hazards is essential.
What is the difference between impact-resistant and standard welding gloves?
Impact-resistant gloves include reinforced protection on the knuckles and fingers to absorb and reduce force from heavy impacts, while standard welding gloves primarily focus on heat resistance and basic hand protection.
Do these gloves provide cut resistance?
Yes, these gloves offer high cut resistance rated at Level D under the EN388 TDM test, making them suitable for handling sharp metal edges and materials in fabrication environments.
What industries use impact and abrasion resistant gloves?
These gloves are widely used in oil and gas, construction, steel fabrication, mining, heavy machinery operations, and infrastructure projects where mechanical hazards and impact risks are common.
Are these gloves suitable for oil and gas operations?
Yes, they are specifically designed for oil and gas environments where workers handle heavy pipes, tools, and equipment that pose risks of crushing, abrasion, and puncture injuries.
How do these gloves protect against abrasion?
These gloves use durable leather materials and reinforced surfaces to resist friction and wear when handling rough or sharp materials, extending glove lifespan and maintaining safety performance.
Are these gloves suitable for welding tasks?
These gloves can be used for certain welding applications, especially where mechanical protection is required. However, for high heat welding, specialized thermal protection gloves may be more appropriate.
How do impact-resistant gloves reduce hand injuries?
They feature reinforced padding and protective structures on high-risk areas like knuckles and fingers, which absorb and distribute impact forces to reduce the risk of fractures, crush injuries, and bruising.
Are these gloves flexible enough for daily work?
Yes, despite their protective structure, these gloves are designed to balance durability and flexibility, allowing workers to handle tools and perform tasks without excessive restriction.
How should impact-resistant gloves be maintained?
To maintain performance, store the gloves in a dry environment, avoid excessive moisture, and regularly inspect them for wear or damage, especially in high-impact areas.
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