Memphis Double Palm Hot Mill Gloves – Heavy-Duty Heat Protection
The standard version of Memphis's hot mill lineup: thick, quilted 24 oz. cotton construction that insulates hands from heat and friction during metal handling, packaged by the dozen for crews who need a reliable, no-frills heat-resistant glove.
Key Features
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Quilted nap-out cotton palm, thumb, and index finger
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Double palm construction for extra durability and heat resistance
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Interior ply-lined with Cotton-Burlap-Cotton layers
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Ideal for metal foundries, forging, stamping, and hot material handling
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100% cotton for breathability and natural heat insulation
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Straight thumb for dexterity and grip
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Sold by the dozen
Buying Guide: Hot Mill Gloves vs. Welding Gloves
Hot mill gloves and welding gloves both handle heat, but they're built for different exposure types. Hot mill gloves like these are designed for sustained contact heat — gripping hot metal stock, mill rolls, or castings — using thick, insulating cotton layers. Welding gloves are built primarily for radiant heat and spark resistance using leather, which handles brief flame contact better but less sustained grip-heat than quilted cotton. If your task is gripping hot material directly, hot mill gloves are the better fit; if it's welding, brazing, or spark exposure, see our leather welding glove options.
FAQ – Memphis Double Palm Hot Mill Gloves
Are Memphis Double Palm Hot Mill Gloves suitable for high-temperature industrial work?
Yes. These gloves are designed specifically for heavy heat exposure found in metal foundries, forging operations, stamping lines, and hot material handling. The quilted double-palm construction and Cotton–Burlap–Cotton interior layers provide enhanced insulation, helping to protect hands from intermittent contact with hot surfaces.
What makes the double palm design better than standard hot mill gloves?
The double palm adds an extra quilted layer over the areas that experience the most heat and abrasion—particularly the palm, thumb, and index finger. This increases durability, extends glove life, and helps reduce heat transfer during demanding tasks such as holding, gripping, or carrying hot parts.
How heat resistant are these gloves?
While exact temperature tolerance varies by application, the multi-layer cotton and burlap construction is engineered for high-heat, intermittent contact commonly found in forging, stamping, and foundry work. They are not intended for molten metal splash but excel in dry heat environments where toughness and insulation are required.
Are these gloves comfortable for long shifts?
Yes. The 100% cotton outer material and cotton-burlap-cotton inner ply provide natural breathability and moisture absorption, helping reduce hand fatigue. The straight thumb design allows workers to maintain dexterity and secure grip during repetitive handling tasks.
Can these gloves be used for applications outside of metalwork?
They can. Although built for industrial heat, many facilities use them for glass manufacturing, kiln work, material transportation, and heavy general-purpose handling where both durability and insulation are needed.
How are these gloves packaged and sold?
Memphis Double Palm Hot Mill Gloves are sold by the dozen, making them ideal for teams, production lines, and facilities that need reliable, cost-effective heat protection in bulk.
