Chicago Protective Apparel 600-AKV-L Welding Jacket Large

Product Description

The CHICAGO PROTECTIVE APPAREL 600-AKV-L is a flame-resistant welding jacket designed for industrial and trade environments where workers face exposure to radiant heat, open flame, and molten metal splash. Constructed from Aramid and Aluminized Thermonol fabric, the jacket features a dual-mirror aluminized outer surface that reflects approximately 90% of radiant heat back toward the source. It closes with snaps for quick donning and doffing. Sized Large with a chest fit of 44 to 46 inches, it is built for male wearers in professional welding, fabrication, and heavy industrial applications. This jacket weighs 3.35 pounds.

The 600-AKV-L is suited for use in welding shops, fabrication facilities, foundries, and any industrial setting where workers encounter sustained radiant heat or open-flame hazards. The aluminized Thermonol construction addresses scenarios involving high-temperature radiant sources such as furnaces, kilns, or continuous welding operations. A single chest pocket provides minimal but practical utility storage. This jacket is intended for use by professional welders, ironworkers, boilermakers, and industrial maintenance personnel working in flame and heat-hazard environments.

Key Features

• Dual-mirror aluminized Thermonol outer layer reflects approximately 90% of radiant heat
• Aramid inner construction provides inherent flame resistance
• Snap closure allows fast donning and doffing in high-heat environments
• Flame-resistant and flame-retardant rated for welding and industrial heat exposure
• Single exterior pocket for minimal tool or accessory storage
• Sized Large for chest measurements of 44 to 46 inches

Compatibility

Designed as a flame-resistant protective outer garment for professional welders and industrial workers operating in radiant heat and open-flame environments. Consult applicable workplace safety standards and applicable OSHA or NFPA guidelines when selecting protective garments for specific hazard levels.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and removed by the wearer and does not require installation tools. Before entering a heat or flame-hazard work area, inspect the jacket for damage, tears, or compromised aluminized surfaces that may reduce reflective performance. Launder and maintain the jacket per manufacturer care instructions to preserve flame-resistant properties. Do not modify the garment or remove snap hardware, as alterations may void protective ratings.