Steiner 1038-2X Fr Welding Jacket 2XL Green Cotton

Product Description

The STEINER 1038-2X is a flame-resistant welding jacket built for welders and metalworkers who need reliable heat and spark protection on the job. Constructed from 12-oz green cotton, it resists ignition and does not melt onto skin — a critical property in welding environments. The jacket closes with snaps for quick on and off, and includes one pocket for small tools or accessories. It is sized for a 56 to 58 inch chest, fitting workers who require a 2X-Large garment. Licensed tradespeople and industrial workers in fabrication shops, job sites, and manufacturing facilities are the primary installers and users of this protective garment.

This jacket is suited for shielded metal arc welding, MIG, and general fabrication tasks where spatter, sparks, and brief flame contact are routine hazards. The heavyweight 12-oz cotton construction provides a balance of durability and comfort during extended wear. It is appropriate for both light industrial and heavy shop environments where flame-resistant outerwear is required by safety programs or employer PPE mandates. The green color is a standard field identifier in many industrial settings.

Key Features

• Flame-resistant and flame-retardant 12-oz cotton construction resists ignition and spatter burn-through
• Snap closure allows fast donning and doffing in active work environments
• Sized for 56 to 58 inch chest — 2X-Large fit for larger-framed workers
• Single front pocket for small tool or accessory storage
• Green color for easy visual identification on the shop floor

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flame-resistant welding jacket for general welding and fabrication applications requiring FR outerwear in a 2X-Large chest size ranging from 56 to 58 inches.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and removed by the wearer — no tools or trade license are required for use. Inspect the jacket before each use for burns, holes, or compromised snap closures that could reduce protection. Follow the employer PPE program and applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132 requirements for personal protective equipment selection and maintenance. Launder according to the manufacturer care label to preserve flame-resistant properties.