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The LINCOLN ELECTRIC K3715-XL is a 13-piece personal protective equipment kit designed for welders working across MIG, Stick, plasma cutting, oxyfuel cutting, and grinding applications. The kit is built around a split leather sleeved jacket and includes an auto-darkening welding helmet, two pairs of welding gloves, and additional premium leather accessories. At 13 pounds, it ships as a single package and supplies a welder with the core PPE needed to work across multiple processes. It is intended for installation and daily use by professional welders, fabricators, and welding contractors who need a ready-to-deploy protective gear set.
This kit targets professional and industrial welding environments where multiple processes are performed at a single workstation or job site. The X-Large sizing is suited to standard adult trade sizing. Included components are: K3034-4 VIKING 3350 Black Welding Helmet with Glass Window (3.34 x 3.78 inches); K2986-XL Shadow Split Leather Sleeved Welding Jacket; K4082-XL Heavy-Duty Stick/MIG Welding Gloves; K3806-XL DynaMIG HD MIG Welding Gloves; and K2983-XL Premium Leather TIG gloves, along with additional PPE items to complete the 13-piece set.
Designed as a complete OEM PPE kit for professional welders requiring multi-process protection in X-Large sizing. Individual components within the kit correspond to Lincoln Electric part numbers K3034-4, K2986-XL, K4082-XL, K3806-XL, and K2983-XL.
All PPE components should be inspected before each use for cuts, burns, or degraded material that could compromise protection. The auto-darkening helmet lens shade and sensitivity settings should be verified before beginning any arc welding operation. Leather PPE should not be used if saturated with oil, grease, or flammable substances. Applicable safety standards for welding PPE are governed by ANSI Z49.1 and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.252 in general industry settings.
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