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$14694
Package Price for 6 Units
@ $24.49 per unit
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Minimum order: 6
Get it by Monday, Dec 22
CAIMAN 1871-6 Part Description
Manufacturer
Features & Benefits
- Click Here for Sizing Chart and Specification Sheet
- Premium Goat Grain palm and back
- Exclusive reverse-scalloped Boarhide cuff for protection against sparks and spatter
- Reinforced thumb saddle for extended durability
- Boarhide palm patch for extended wear and protection
- Unlined & padded palm with wool insulated back
- Goat grain pulse protector for added safety
- Sewn with Kevlar« thread
- Complimentary 3in carabiner to keep gloves together with exclusive Caiman« loops on each pair
- Kontour - Exclusive 3-Dimensional, pre-curved fingers, and form-fitting design for ultimate fit, comfort & dexterity
CAIMAN 1871-6 Specifications
Product Attributes
| Color | Natural |
| Packaging | Pair Tagged Retail Ready |
| Size | XL |
| TAA Compliant | No |
Additional Information
| Country of Origin (Primary) | CN |
| UPC | 00710927187165 |
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CAIMAN 1871-6 Manufacturer Information
Caiman® is a PIP® brand that gives a new meaning to protection and performance. This brand started in 1970 when Gene Hong, inventor of Caiman style glove, decided to develop a better glove for welders. Focusing on comfort, dexterity, and quality, Gene made the Caiman style of welding gloves that quickly became popular. In 2020, Caiman was acquired by PIP® Industries, the industry giant that shares Gene’s dream of providing workers with premium-quality PPE that sports industry-leading features. With PIP’s passion for innovation, world-class manufacturing and sales tools, efficient processes, and 20 global locations, Caiman has become a global leader in high-performance, exclusively designed gloves and protective clothing for welders and utility workers across the globe.
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