Pip 7050B/XL Flame-resistant Welding Jacket Xl

Product Description

The PIP 7050B/XL is a flame-resistant welding jacket designed to protect workers during gas welding operations and related hot-work tasks. Constructed from 9-ounce sateen cotton, the jacket provides a balance of durability and heat resistance in a unisex cut sized for X-Large. A black pop-up welders collar with snap closure shields the neck from sparks and spatter, while the snap-front closure allows for fast donning and doffing in industrial and fabrication environments. This jacket is a standard PPE item installed and worn by welders, pipefitters, and maintenance technicians working around open flame or arc-adjacent operations.

This jacket is suited for light to moderate gas welding applications in both shop and field settings. The 26.75-inch chest and 26-inch sleeve length accommodate a range of builds in X-Large sizing. The unisex design makes it appropriate for any worker on a welding crew or maintenance team. A scribe and soapstone pocket on the left sleeve keeps marking tools within reach during layout and fit-up work, reducing trips back to the toolbox during active welding sequences.

Key Features

• Flame-resistant 9-ounce sateen cotton construction meets ASTM D6413
• Black pop-up welders collar with snap closure for neck and throat protection
• Snap-front closure for quick on and off in active work environments
• Scribe and soapstone pocket on left sleeve for layout tools
• 2-pocket design in unisex X-Large fit
• Rated for gas welding applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style PPE replacement or new-issue flame-resistant welding jacket for workers in gas welding, fabrication, and hot-work environments requiring ASTM D6413 compliance.

Installation Notes

This jacket is donned and removed by the wearer and requires no tools or fasteners for installation. Inspect the snap closures and collar mechanism before each use to confirm full engagement. Flame-resistant garments should not be worn over non-FR synthetic base layers, as melting fabrics increase burn injury risk. Follow the garment care label and applicable OSHA 1910.132 PPE guidelines for inspection, cleaning, and retirement of FR apparel.