Chicago Protective Apparel 600-AKV-XL Welding Jacket Xl

Product Description

The CHICAGO PROTECTIVE APPAREL 600-AKV-XL is a flame-resistant welding jacket built for industrial and heavy fabrication environments where radiant heat and open flame exposure are daily hazards. Constructed from Aramid and Aluminized Thermonol, the jacket provides both structural flame resistance and dual-mirror reflective protection that reflects approximately 90% of radiant heat away from the wearer. Sized at X-Large with a chest measurement of 48 to 50 inches, it closes with snaps for fast on and off during active work. Licensed HVAC technicians, welders, pipefitters, and industrial maintenance crews working around brazing torches, open-arc equipment, or high-radiant heat sources are the primary installers and users of this garment.

This jacket is designed for use in residential and commercial applications where welding, cutting, brazing, or high-heat maintenance work is performed. It suits technicians working in mechanical rooms, fabrication shops, and on-site construction environments where NFPA or OSHA flame-resistant apparel requirements apply. The snap closure design supports quick donning and removal between tasks, making it practical for service work where the technician cycles in and out of hazardous zones throughout the shift.

Key Features

• Dual-mirror aluminized surface reflects approximately 90% of radiant heat
• Aramid and Aluminized Thermonol construction provides certified flame resistance
• Snap front closure for quick donning and removal
• X-Large sizing fits 48 to 50 inch chest
• 2 pockets for tool or accessory storage during service
• Flame-resistant and flame-retardant rated for welding and high-heat environments

Compatibility

Designed as a flame-resistant protective jacket for welders, pipefitters, and industrial maintenance technicians working in high-radiant heat and open-flame environments.

Installation Notes

This garment is worn by qualified tradespeople before entering any welding, cutting, or high-radiant heat work zone. Inspect the jacket before each use for tears, compromised snap closures, or degradation of the aluminized surface. Do not launder or treat the jacket with products not approved for flame-resistant textiles, as this can compromise the protective rating. Follow the garment care label and applicable NFPA 70E or employer PPE program requirements for inspection intervals and replacement criteria.