Steiner 10336 Disposable Split Leg Apron Fire-resistant 40in

Product Description

The STEINER 10336 is a disposable split leg apron designed to provide fire-resistant protection for tradespeople working around heat, flame, sparks, and light spatter. Constructed from 10 oz cotton, this apron measures 24 inches wide by 40 inches in overall length and secures via a tie waist and neck strap closure. The split leg design allows freedom of movement during kneeling or crouching tasks. Overlock stitched edges add durability through a single work session. The green cotton shell is naturally anti-static-resistant, mildew-resistant, and rot-resistant, making it suitable for use in damp or chemically active environments.

This apron is intended for use in welding, HVAC, plumbing, and general industrial or maintenance applications where brief flame exposure and spark splash are a concern. The split leg configuration is particularly useful for technicians who work at floor level or in confined spaces. It is a single-use garment, suited for job sites where laundering PPE is impractical or cross-contamination is a concern. Sold individually.

Key Features

• Fire-resistant 10 oz cotton construction
• Split leg design for unrestricted movement during kneeling and crouching
• Tie waist and neck strap closure for adjustable fit
• Overlock stitched edges for added seam integrity
• Anti-static-resistant, mildew-resistant, and rot-resistant
• Disposable single-use design reduces cross-contamination risk

Compatibility

Designed as a disposable fire-resistant split leg apron for general trade and industrial use where short-duration flame and spark protection is required.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and doffed as a personal protective equipment item and does not require tools or fasteners. Inspect the apron before each use for tears, holes, or compromised stitching. Discard after use or if the material shows signs of damage or contamination. Follow applicable OSHA PPE standards and employer safety protocols when selecting and using flame-resistant garments.