Pip 7050/XL Fire-resistant Welding Jacket X-large

Product Description

The PIP 7050/XL is a fire-resistant welding jacket designed to protect the upper body from sparks, spatter, and flame exposure during welding and hot-work operations. Constructed from 9-ounce cotton, this unisex jacket offers reliable flame protection in a durable, breathable fabric. The snap closure allows for fast donning and doffing, which matters in active shop and field environments. A 26.75-inch chest measurement and X-Large sizing make it a standard fit for a wide range of wearers. This jacket is appropriate for professional welders, pipefitters, and fabricators who require OSHA-compliant flame-resistant outerwear on the job.

This jacket suits residential and commercial welding environments, fabrication shops, industrial maintenance, and construction sites where hot work is performed. The cotton construction provides natural flame resistance without added chemical treatments. With a 26.0-inch sleeve length and single-pocket layout, it is a straightforward protective outer layer intended for daily wear during arc welding, MIG, TIG, or oxy-fuel cutting tasks. It is sold as a single unit and is sized for X-Large wearers.

Key Features

• Fire-resistant 9-ounce cotton construction for flame and spatter protection
• Snap closure for quick on and off access during active work
• 26.75-inch chest sizing fits X-Large unisex body dimensions
• 26.0-inch sleeve length for full arm coverage during welding tasks
• Single front pocket for small tool or accessory storage
• Unisex cut suitable for a broad range of wearers

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue fire-resistant welding jacket for use in professional welding and hot-work applications requiring flame-protective outerwear.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and adjusted by the wearer before beginning any welding or hot-work operation. Inspect the jacket for damage, burns, or worn snap closures before each use. Launder according to manufacturer care instructions to maintain flame-resistant properties. Compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.252 and applicable site safety programs should be verified by the responsible safety officer or supervisor.