Steiner 1030-M Flame Resistant Jacket Medium Cotton

Product Description

The STEINER 1030-M is a flame resistant cotton work jacket designed for tradespeople working in environments with exposure to open flame, sparks, or arc flash hazards. Constructed from 9.0 oz cotton, this jacket provides a balance of lightweight comfort and FR protection. The snap closure design uses non-reflective snaps to reduce snagging and glare. Anti-static properties and leather reinforcement add durability and safety in electrically sensitive work areas. This jacket is intended for licensed tradespeople including electricians, welders, HVAC technicians, and pipefitters who require compliant FR outerwear on the job.

The 1030-M is sized for a medium chest measurement of 44 to 46 inches. Its single-pocket configuration keeps the design simple and practical for daily wear in industrial, commercial, and utility environments. The green colorway is standard for job site identification. Mildew and rot resistance make it suitable for outdoor service work and wet environments. Tradespeople working near ignition sources, electrical panels, or gas-fired equipment will find this jacket a practical layer of protection during maintenance and service calls.

Key Features

• Flame resistant and retardant cotton construction rated at 9.0 oz material weight
• Anti-static properties for use near energized equipment and electrical hazards
• Leather reinforcement at high-wear areas for extended service life
• Non-reflective snaps eliminate glare and reduce catch points
• Mildew and rot resistant for outdoor and wet-environment use
• Single chest pocket for minimal-profile utility storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style FR work jacket for trade professionals requiring flame resistant outerwear in medium sizing with a 44 to 46 inch chest fit.

Installation Notes

This garment should be inspected before each use for tears, burns, or damaged closures that may compromise FR performance. FR garments should not be laundered with fabric softeners or bleach, as these can degrade flame resistant properties. Consult applicable NFPA 70E or OSHA 1910 standards for PPE requirements in your specific work environment. Replace the jacket if visible damage, charring, or closure failure is found.