Steiner 1030-S Flame Resistant Jacket Small Cotton

Product Description

The STEINER 1030-S is a flame resistant cotton work jacket designed for trade and industrial environments where fire hazard exposure is a daily concern. Built from 9-ounce cotton, this small-sized jacket closes with non-reflective snaps and provides a single front pocket for on-the-job storage. The fabric carries anti-static, mildew resistant, and rot resistant properties, making it a practical choice for electricians, welders, pipefitters, and other trades working near arc flash, open flame, or high-heat sources. The 36-38 inch chest sizing fits a standard small frame, and leather reinforcement adds durability at high-wear contact points.

This jacket is suited for residential and commercial trade applications where NFPA 70E or similar workplace safety requirements mandate flame resistant outerwear. It fits naturally into welding, utility, and industrial maintenance workflows where workers need lightweight FR protection without sacrificing mobility. The all-cotton construction keeps the garment breathable across a range of working conditions, and the non-reflective snap closure is appropriate for environments where reflective hardware may be a hazard or nuisance.

Key Features

• Flame resistant and flame retardant cotton construction rated at 9.0 oz fabric weight
• Anti-static properties reduce static discharge risk in sensitive work environments
• Leather reinforced contact points for extended wear life
• Mildew resistant and rot resistant fabric treatment extends service life in humid or outdoor conditions
• Non-reflective snap closure for low-visibility or glare-sensitive jobsites
• One front pocket provides basic on-person storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue FR jacket for tradespeople requiring flame resistant outerwear in size small with a 36-38 inch chest measurement.

Installation Notes

This garment is worn by licensed tradespeople including electricians, welders, and pipefitters working in environments governed by flame resistant clothing standards such as NFPA 70E or OSHA 1910.269. Inspect the jacket before each use for damage to the fabric or closure hardware. Follow the manufacturer wash and care instructions to maintain the FR rating of the cotton material. Do not alter, patch, or repair the garment with non-FR materials, as doing so may compromise its protective properties.