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Deluxe High Heat Kevlar/PBI Gloves - 14" Length

Deluxe High Heat Kevlar/PBI Gloves - 14 length
Deluxe High Heat Kevlar/PBI Gloves - 14 length
Deluxe High Heat Kevlar/PBI Gloves - 14" Length
$219.95 USD
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Item# 17703  
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  • These gloves are rated at 1400 degrees for intermittent glass handling
  • Features an ultra-tough blend of heat blocking 22 oz

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The ultimate in high heat protection for freedom in your art! These gloves are rated at 1400 degrees for intermittent glass handling. Use to create three-dimensional art.

Features an ultra-tough blend of heat blocking 22 oz. PBI/KEVLAR. For additional wrist protection, glove also has a 32 oz. glass cloth cuff. And for extra protection while holding hot items, gloves feature a 22 oz. Thermonol palm patch and an a additional NOMEX/ARAMID palm patch. 14 oz. wool lining. 14" length. Sewn with KEVLAR thread. 1 Pair. For greater arm protection see the 18" length #17704.

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Pros : I love these gloves for both glass and pottery work, they keep your hands and in my case my lower arm free from the heat.
Cons : On the large size and very stiff to wear the first few times.
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