Steiner 1032-M Flame Resistant Cape Sleeves Medium

Product Description

The STEINER 1032-M is a flame resistant cape sleeve garment designed to protect the arms and upper body during welding, grinding, and other hot-work operations. Constructed from 9-ounce cotton, these cape sleeves provide a durable, breathable layer of protection that resists flame, mildew, and rot. Black anodized non-reflective snaps provide a secure closure without creating a glare hazard in work environments. The anti-static resistant construction and leather reinforcement at key stress points make these sleeves a practical choice for industrial and fabrication settings.

These cape sleeves are suited for residential and commercial welding shops, fabrication facilities, and industrial maintenance operations. The medium size fits a wide range of technicians and tradespeople who require upper-body protection during arc welding, cutting, or torch work. Weighing approximately 0.9 pounds, the garment is light enough for extended wear during a full shift. The green cotton construction is machine washable, reducing long-term maintenance burden for shop owners and individual tradespeople alike.

Key Features

• Flame resistant 9-ounce cotton construction for heat and spark protection
• Anti-static resistant for safer use around sensitive environments
• Leather reinforced stress points for extended durability
• Black anodized non-reflective snaps for secure, glare-free closure
• Mildew and rot resistant material suitable for demanding shop conditions
• Machine washable for easy maintenance and repeated use
• Single pocket for convenient storage of small tools or accessories

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-fit cape sleeve for medium-frame workers performing welding, cutting, and grinding operations in industrial and fabrication environments.

Installation Notes

Cape sleeves are donned and secured by qualified workers or safety personnel before beginning any hot-work operation. Inspect all snaps and seams for integrity before each use. Do not use damaged or contaminated flame resistant garments, as compromised material may not provide adequate protection. Follow applicable OSHA and NFPA 70E guidelines for personal protective equipment selection and use.