
EN 407 Heat Protection Levels: Welding Gloves Guide (2026)
EN 407 tests welding gloves against six thermal risks: flame, contact heat, convective and radiant heat, plus molten metal. Learn the levels and markings.

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EN 407 tests welding gloves against six thermal risks: flame, contact heat, convective and radiant heat, plus molten metal. Learn the levels and markings.

EN 12477 defines two welding glove classes: Type A (higher heat protection) and Type B (higher dexterity). Learn the test minimums, markings, and how to choose.

Welding PPE checklist before you strike an arc: TIG gloves, helmets, FR clothing, respirators and boots. 2026 guide with EN 12477 and OSHA references.

Buying TIG welding gloves in 2026? Learn the 5 things that matter most — leather type, dexterity, cuff length, Kevlar stitching, and sizing — before you buy.
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