Pro-safe AL12-CK-50M Aluminized Kevlar Jacket Medium

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AL12-CK-50M is an aluminized Kevlar protective jacket designed for high-heat work environments where radiant heat and flame exposure are a primary hazard. Built from 19 oz aluminized Kevlar fabric, it reflects radiant heat while the Kevlar base material resists flame and abrasion. The jacket closes with snaps for secure, quick donning and doffing. Sized for a 40 to 42 inch chest, it fits most medium-frame workers. This garment is intended for installation and service professionals working around furnaces, foundries, boilers, or other radiant heat sources where standard workwear does not provide adequate thermal protection.

This jacket is suited for industrial and commercial maintenance environments, including HVAC technicians working near high-temperature equipment, boiler room service personnel, and trades workers performing hot work operations. The medium sizing covers a 40 to 42 inch chest, making it appropriate for a broad range of adult workers. It is a non-hazardous protection class garment, meaning it is rated for radiant heat and flame proximity rather than full chemical or arc-flash exposure. Typical installations include use in power plants, industrial facilities, commercial kitchen exhaust work, and heavy HVAC service calls.

Key Features

• Aluminized Kevlar construction at 19 oz fabric weight provides radiant heat reflection and flame resistance
• Snap closure design allows fast donning and doffing in active work conditions
• Medium size fits 40 to 42 inch chest for a broad fit range
• Black, silver, and yellow color combination for visibility and heat reflectivity
• Non-hazardous protection class — suited for radiant heat and flame proximity applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective garment for trade professionals requiring radiant heat and flame-resistant upper-body coverage in industrial or commercial service environments.

Installation Notes

This jacket should be inspected before each use for tears, punctures, or delamination of the aluminized outer layer, as damage significantly reduces thermal protection. Always ensure the garment is fully fastened at all snaps before approaching heat sources. Consult applicable OSHA personal protective equipment standards and employer safety programs to confirm this garment meets the required protection level for the specific task. Laundering or repair should follow manufacturer guidelines to preserve the integrity of the aluminized coating.