Leather Welding Sleeves – Premium Grade Arm Protection (Pair)
ComfortSafe leather welding sleeves provide arm coverage for welding, cutting, grinding and metal fabrication. Each sleeve measures 18 inches and uses tanned leather with adjustable straps at the wrist and upper arm. Sold by the pair, they are intended to help shield covered areas from welding sparks, spatter and abrasion when selected for the task.
ComfortSafe / SGB223
18 inches
Tanned leather
Wrist and upper-arm straps
Separate welding arm sleeves
One pair / two sleeves
Key Features
- Leather construction provides a barrier across the covered arm areas.
- Adjustable straps help hold the sleeves in position during work.
- Separate sleeves allow arm coverage to be selected alongside appropriate torso protection.
- Pair packaging simplifies ordering for individual welders or fabrication crews.
Common Uses & Applications
- MIG and stick welding, subject to the workplace exposure assessment.
- Torch cutting, grinding and steel fabrication.
- Shipyard, automotive and industrial maintenance work.
- Municipal repair shops, contractor crews and supervised welding training.
Fit and Coverage
Check the 18-inch length against the coverage required for the wearer and working position. Adjust the straps over suitable work clothing, then check that the sleeves remain in place while reaching, bending and handling tools. Arrange sleeves and welding gloves to avoid gaps at the wrists.
These sleeves cover the arms only. Choose additional torso protection where exposure requires it, such as our leather welding jacket or leather welding cape sleeve. Select clothing, gloves, eye and face protection together for the job.
Leather Sleeves or FR Fabric Sleeves?
Compare the documented performance, coverage, fit and care requirements of each product. Leather thickness, fabric construction and test results can differ; material alone does not establish that one sleeve provides greater protection. Base selection on welding process, amperage, body position and the expected sparks, spatter and abrasion.
Applicable Welding Safety Requirements
OSHA 1910.252(b)(3) requires protective clothing appropriate to the size, nature and location of welding work. OSHA 1910.132 addresses PPE assessment, selection, fit and training. These are workplace requirements, not an OSHA certification for this product.
No numerical heat limit, arc rating or cut-resistance level is documented in this listing. Inspect the leather, seams and straps before use; replace damaged sleeves and follow the supplied care instructions.
FAQ
How many sleeves are included?
Each order includes one pair: two leather welding sleeves.
Do these replace a welding jacket?
No. They leave the torso uncovered. Choose additional protective clothing according to the exposure assessment.
Are they suitable for direct contact with hot metal?
No contact-temperature rating is provided. Do not rely on these sleeves for direct hot-surface contact without supporting product documentation.
