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

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AL12-CK-50L is an aluminized Kevlar protective jacket designed for workers exposed to radiant heat, molten metal splash, and open flame hazards in industrial and trade environments. Built from 19-ounce aluminized Kevlar fabric, this jacket provides a high level of thermal protection without adding unnecessary bulk. The snap closure front allows for quick donning and doffing, which matters in fast-moving shop or foundry conditions. Sized for a 44 to 46 inch chest, it fits a large range of adult workers. This jacket weighs 3.65 pounds and ships as a single unit.

This jacket is suited for use in welding shops, foundries, smelting operations, and industrial facilities where workers face sustained exposure to radiant heat or spark and spatter hazards. It is a standard choice for maintenance technicians, boilermakers, welders, and pipefitters who need upper-body protection during high-heat service work. The aluminized outer layer reflects radiant heat while the Kevlar substrate resists cuts and burn-through, making it appropriate for both light fabrication and heavier industrial applications.

Key Features

• Aluminized Kevlar construction at 19 ounces per square yard for radiant heat reflection and cut resistance
• Snap front closure for fast and secure wear
• Large sizing fits 44 to 46 inch chest measurements
• Black, silver, and yellow color construction typical of aluminized garment styling
• Single-piece jacket garment style for full upper-body coverage
• Rated non-hazardous protection level for general industrial heat exposure environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-purchase protective jacket for industrial workers requiring upper-body radiant heat and spatter protection in general manufacturing and trade service environments.

Installation Notes

This garment should be inspected before each use for tears, burns, or compromised aluminized coating that could reduce protective performance. Donning and removal should take place away from the hazard area whenever possible. Always follow facility-specific personal protective equipment protocols and applicable OSHA standards for personal protective equipment selection and use. Launder or replace per manufacturer guidance to maintain protection ratings.