



Griffin Heat Shield
Griffin Heat Shield Company's back hand pad Super Hand Cooler is truly the best hand/arm protector on the market today. It can be used in all types of welding applications such as: GMAW (Mig) welding, flux core welding, SMAW (stick) welding, heli-arc welding, plasma arc burning and oxy-fuel burning. In 1995 the “Griffin” heat shield or backhand pad was the first completely reversible heat shield on the market. Our product is lightweight and pliable, providing the welder maximum comfort and flexibility.
Check out our other products: Super Arm Cooler, Cool Blanket, Tig Finger and our brand new (2015) Welders Kneeling Mat on our Products page.
Melissa Sherrill
These are the greatest at keeping the welding sparks from hitting my arms and keeping me safe.
Melissa SherrillGerald Gill
Great Quality Product
Gerald GillKenneth Schneider
My wife asked me one day why my knuckles were blistered on my left hand. I told her it was from supporting torch. She asked why I wasn’t shielding my hand better, which got me to looking for a shield for my hand. The heat shield works wonders and I don’t have to suffer blistered knuckles.
Kenneth SchneiderNed Plunkett
Very good quality. Recommend them highly
Ned PlunkettDavid Lawerence
I actually just ordered a tig finger a couple of days ago through my welding supply house and received it today. It’s awesome! I used it for about an hour today and my fingers never even got hot, much less burned! Look forward to trying out the other Griffin products and hopefully have my welding students use them as part of their PPE.
David LawerenceChuck Tadrzak
The blanket is easy to use and place where needed. I use it on a race car to protect surrounding area.
Chuck TadrzakSonny Bear
It’s comfortable and durable.
Sonny BearHeath Orabanec
The welders kneeling mat has been a superior product for us. We are often in low places repairing heavy equipment and this has provided us with needed comfort and durability
Heath OrabanecRodney Phares
Works well to keep my hand cool by reflecting the heat.
Rodney PharesMike Carlborn
Helps my old knees
Mike Carlborn