Pip 7070/23 Fr Cotton Sateen Sleeves Large 23 Inch

Product Description

The PIP 7070/23 is a pair of flame resistant protective sleeves designed to shield workers' arms from open flame, radiant heat, and high-heat splash in industrial environments. Constructed from 9 oz cotton sateen, these sleeves offer a blousy fit that allows air circulation while keeping the fabric away from direct skin contact during thermal exposure. Blue and gold elastic ends provide a snug closure at both the wrist and upper arm, helping to keep debris, sparks, and scale from working their way inside the sleeve. They are rated to ASTM D6413, the standard test method for flame resistance of textiles.

These sleeves are sized Large with a 23 inch sleeve length, making them suitable for full arm coverage in demanding trades. Typical applications include steel mill operations, shipyard work, general manufacturing, automotive fabrication, gas welding, and torch work. The elastic closure design allows quick donning and doffing without tools, which is practical in production environments where sleeves are frequently removed between tasks. Installation is performed by the end user as personal protective equipment and does not require a licensed trade.

Key Features

• Flame resistant 9 oz cotton sateen construction rated to ASTM D6413
• Blousy fit keeps fabric off skin during open flame or high heat exposure
• Blue and gold elastic ends create a snug seal at wrist and upper arm
• Elastic closure helps prevent debris, sparks, and scale from entering the sleeve
• 23 inch sleeve length provides full arm coverage
• Green color for easy visual identification on the job site

Compatibility

Designed for use in steel mills, shipyards, manufacturing facilities, automotive shops, gas welding operations, and torch work applications where arm protection from open flame or high heat is required.

Installation Notes

These sleeves are donned as personal protective equipment and require no tools or trade licensing to put on. Inspect each sleeve before use for tears, holes, or degraded elastic that could compromise fit or protection. Follow your facility's PPE policy and applicable OSHA general industry standards for personal protective equipment selection and use. Launder according to the manufacturer's care instructions to maintain flame resistant properties.