Steiner 1030MB-4X Flame Resistant Jacket 4XL Green

Product Description

The STEINER 1030MB-4X is a flame resistant work jacket designed for industrial and trade environments where arc flash, open flame, or radiant heat exposure is a routine hazard. Constructed from a cotton and nylon blend with a 9.0 oz material weight, the jacket provides a balance of thermal protection and durability. The green snap-closure front uses non-reflective snaps to reduce glare and potential snag points. Anti-static construction and leather-reinforced stress areas extend the service life in demanding field and shop conditions. This size fits a chest measurement of 66 to 68 inches and is intended for workers requiring a 4X-Large fit.

This jacket is suited for use in manufacturing facilities, refineries, utility work, welding operations, and general industrial maintenance where flame resistant PPE is required or mandated. It is appropriate for electricians, pipefitters, welders, and industrial maintenance technicians working under arc flash or open flame risk protocols. The single front pocket provides minimal tool storage while keeping the garment profile clean for layering over other PPE.

Key Features

• Flame resistant and retardant cotton-nylon blend construction, 9.0 oz material weight
• Anti-static fabric reduces charge buildup in sensitive or hazardous environments
• Leather reinforcement at high-wear areas extends jacket durability
• Non-reflective snaps eliminate glare and reduce snagging risk
• Mildew resistant treatment suitable for humid or outdoor storage conditions
• One front pocket; clean exterior profile for layering compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flame resistant outerwear jacket for industrial and trade PPE programs requiring size 4X-Large coverage in cotton-nylon FR garments.

Installation Notes

This garment should be inspected before each use for tears, chemical contamination, or damage that may compromise flame resistance. FR garments must not be laundered with fabric softeners or bleach, as these treatments can degrade flame resistant properties. Always follow the garment care label and your facility or jobsite PPE program guidelines for inspection intervals and retirement criteria.