Pip 7040/3XL Fr Welding Jacket 3XL Twill Cotton

Product Description

The PIP 7040/3XL is a flame-resistant welding jacket designed to protect workers during gas welding and related hot-work operations. Constructed from 9 oz twill cotton, this jacket provides reliable FR protection while remaining comfortable for extended wear. It features anodized snaps that resist corrosion and help prevent flashback, along with adjustable wrist clasps for a secure, custom fit. The jacket meets ASTM D6413 standards for flame resistance. It is a unisex design available in size 3X-Large, making it suitable for a wide range of wearers in fabrication shops, construction sites, and industrial maintenance environments.

This jacket is intended for gas welding applications where flame-resistant outerwear is required by safety protocols or site policy. The 30.75-inch chest measurement and 26.75-inch sleeve length accommodate larger-framed workers without restricting movement. A single front pocket provides basic utility storage. The twill cotton construction offers a balance of breathability and heat resistance, appropriate for welding environments where synthetic fabrics pose a burn hazard. Welders, pipefitters, and ironworkers in both residential and commercial settings will find this jacket suitable for day-to-day hot-work tasks.

Key Features

• Flame-resistant 9 oz twill cotton construction meets ASTM D6413 standard
• Anodized snaps resist corrosion and help prevent flashback ignition
• Adjustable wrist clasps allow a custom fit to seal out sparks and spatter
• Unisex sizing in 3X-Large with 30.75-inch chest and 26.75-inch sleeve length
• Snap front closure for quick donning and doffing
• Single front pocket for basic tool or accessory storage

Compatibility

Designed for use in gas welding applications requiring flame-resistant outerwear per ASTM D6413. Suitable for wearers requiring a unisex 3X-Large garment with a 30.75-inch chest dimension.

Installation Notes

This jacket is a personal protective equipment garment and does not require mechanical installation. Inspect the jacket before each use for burns, tears, or compromised snap closures that could reduce protection. Launder according to the manufacturer care label to maintain FR properties — do not use bleach or fabric softener, as these can degrade flame-resistant treatments. Employers should verify that this garment meets applicable site-specific PPE requirements and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132 guidelines for hazard assessment and PPE selection.