Pip 7050B/L Flame-resistant Welding Jacket Large

Product Description

The PIP 7050B/L is a flame-resistant welding jacket designed to protect workers from heat, sparks, and spatter in welding environments. Constructed from 9 oz sateen cotton, the jacket carries an ASTM D6413 flame-resistance rating, meeting recognized standards for thermal protective apparel. The unisex design is sized Large, with a 24.75-inch chest and a 25.5-inch sleeve length, providing a practical fit for a wide range of wearers. A black pop-up welders collar with snap closure adds neck and throat protection during active welding operations. Licensed welders, fabricators, and safety-conscious shop technicians are the primary users of this garment.

The 7050B/L is suited for gas welding applications and general shop environments where flame-resistant clothing is required by site safety programs or OSHA PPE guidelines. The jacket works in both light industrial and commercial fabrication settings. Its snap closure design allows for quick donning and removal, which is practical during intermittent welding tasks. The sateen cotton construction provides comfort over long wear periods while maintaining the flame-resistance properties required in active welding zones.

Key Features

• ASTM D6413 flame-resistant rating for welding and thermal hazard protection
• 9 oz sateen cotton construction balances durability and wearer comfort
• Black pop-up welders collar with snap closure protects neck and throat
• Scribe and soapstone pocket on left sleeve keeps marking tools accessible
• Two-pocket configuration for storage of small tools or materials
• Unisex sizing with snap front closure for fast on and off

Compatibility

Designed for use in gas welding applications and general flame-resistant PPE programs requiring ASTM D6413-compliant outerwear.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and removed by the wearer as part of a PPE program; no tools are required. Inspect the jacket before each use for burns, holes, or compromised snap closures that may reduce protection. Follow the site safety program and applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132 requirements when determining PPE selection and use. Launder according to the care label instructions to maintain flame-resistance performance over the garment life.