Pro-safe AL12-CK-50S Aluminized Kevlar Jacket Small

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AL12-CK-50S is an aluminized Kevlar protective jacket designed for workers exposed to high-heat, radiant heat, and molten metal splash hazards. Built from 19 oz aluminized Kevlar fabric, the jacket reflects radiant heat while the Kevlar base resists flame and provides cut resistance. It fastens with snap closures for quick donning and doffing in demanding industrial environments. Sized for a 36 to 38 inch chest, this small-sized garment is intended for use by foundry workers, furnace operators, welders, and other trade professionals working near open flame or extreme heat sources.

This jacket is suited for industrial and manufacturing environments where radiant heat exposure, molten metal splash, and flame contact are routine hazards. Typical applications include foundry work, steel mill operations, glass manufacturing, welding, and forge operations. The aluminized outer surface reflects infrared radiant heat, while the Kevlar construction provides an additional layer of thermal and cut protection. It is worn as a primary upper-body garment in high-heat work zones where standard clothing offers insufficient protection.

Key Features

• 19 oz aluminized Kevlar fabric for radiant heat reflection and flame resistance
• Snap closure design allows fast donning and doffing in heat-intensive environments
• Small size fits 36 to 38 inch chest measurements
• Black, silver, and yellow coloration for high-visibility identification in industrial settings
• Lightweight protective construction at 3.65 pounds packaged weight

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style personal protective garment for workers in high-heat industrial environments requiring upper-body radiant heat and flame protection.

Installation Notes

This garment should be inspected before each use for tears, punctures, delamination of the aluminized surface, or any damage to the snap closures. A qualified safety officer or site supervisor should confirm the garment meets the applicable ANSI, NFPA, or workplace safety standards required for the specific hazard level on site. Never modify or alter the jacket in any way, as doing so may compromise its protective properties. Remove the jacket and inspect it immediately if it contacts molten metal or open flame.