Pro-safe AL12-BK-50L Aluminized Kevlar Jacket Large

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AL12-BK-50L is an aluminized Kevlar protective jacket designed for industrial environments where radiant heat, molten splash, and flash fire exposure are a concern. Built for large-framed workers with a 44 to 46 inch chest, the jacket features a snap closure front and a silver and yellow aluminized outer surface that reflects radiant heat away from the wearer. At 19 ounces of material weight, it provides substantial thermal protection without excessive bulk. This garment is intended for use by industrial technicians, foundry workers, welders, and similar trades who require reliable heat and flame protection during routine or emergency-response operations.

The AL12-BK-50L is suited for industrial and manufacturing environments including foundries, smelting operations, welding shops, and facilities where workers may be exposed to radiant heat sources or molten metal splash. The large sizing accommodates a 44 to 46 inch chest, making it appropriate for standard large-framed workers. The aluminized Kevlar construction addresses both radiant heat reflection and the inherent flame resistance of Kevlar fiber. The snap closure allows for quick donning and doffing, which is an important factor in time-sensitive industrial PPE applications.

Key Features

• Aluminized Kevlar construction reflects radiant heat and resists flame exposure
• Fits large chest sizes from 44 to 46 inches
• 19-ounce material weight provides substantial thermal protection
• Silver and yellow aluminized outer surface for high-visibility radiant heat reflection
• Snap closure front for quick and secure donning and doffing
• Packaged individually, ready for single-unit deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective garment for large-framed workers in radiant heat and molten splash environments requiring aluminized Kevlar jacket protection.

Installation Notes

This garment should be inspected before each use for tears, delamination, or damage to the aluminized surface that could compromise thermal protection. Donning and doffing procedures should follow facility-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA personal protective equipment standards. Launder or clean only per manufacturer care instructions to maintain the integrity of the aluminized coating. Damaged garments should be removed from service immediately and not repaired for continued use in hazardous environments.