Lincoln Electric K2989-L Leather Welding Jacket Large

Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC K2989-L is a full-coverage leather welding jacket designed to protect welders from heat, spatter, and flame exposure during arc welding operations. Built in size Large with a button closure front, it meets flame-resistant requirements appropriate for welding environments. The outer shell is leather, a material long proven in heavy industrial and fabrication settings for its natural heat resistance and durability. A single pocket provides minimal storage without adding bulk. This jacket is intended for professional welders, fabricators, and ironworkers who require reliable FR upper-body protection at the workpiece.

This jacket suits residential, commercial, and industrial welding applications including structural fabrication, pipe welding, and general shop work. The button closure allows for quick donning and doffing, and the leather construction resists spattering molten metal that would compromise synthetic alternatives. It is sized Large, making it appropriate for a standard adult fit in that range. Trade professionals working in confined spaces or overhead positions will find the full jacket coverage particularly useful for spatter exposure from multiple angles.

Key Features

• Leather outer shell provides natural flame resistance and spatter protection
• Flame resistant and flame retardant construction for arc welding environments
• Button closure front for secure fit and easy on/off access
• Size Large for standard adult coverage
• Single chest or body pocket for minimal on-hand storage
• Lightweight construction at 0.56 pounds packaged weight

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective garment for use in professional welding and fabrication applications requiring flame-resistant upper-body coverage.

Installation Notes

This jacket is donned as personal protective equipment before beginning any welding operation. Inspect the leather shell and all closures before each use and remove from service if burns, cuts, or compromised seams are present. Follow your facility safety program and applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.252 requirements for welding PPE selection and use. Do not modify the garment or use it as a substitute for a full welding suit when full-body spatter exposure is present.