Steiner 1038-M Flame Resistant Jacket Medium Cotton

Product Description

The STEINER 1038-M is a flame resistant cotton work jacket designed for trade professionals working in environments with arc flash, open flame, or spark exposure risk. Constructed from 12-oz cotton, the jacket provides a durable outer layer that resists ignition and self-extinguishes when the ignition source is removed. It features non-reflective snaps for closure, leather reinforcement at high-wear points, and anti-static properties that make it suitable for use near sensitive electrical equipment. This jacket is sized Medium, fitting a chest measurement of 44 to 46 inches, and weighs approximately 2 pounds.

This jacket is intended for use in residential and commercial trade work where flame and arc hazards are present, including electrical, HVAC, welding, and general industrial service applications. Its mildew-resistant and rot-resistant cotton construction holds up in demanding field conditions. The single-pocket design keeps the garment lightweight and unobstructed for active work. It is appropriate for electricians, HVAC technicians, welders, and other tradespeople required by site safety programs or NFPA 70E guidelines to wear flame resistant outerwear.

Key Features

• Flame resistant and flame retardant 12-oz cotton construction
• Anti-static properties suitable for use near electrical equipment
• Leather reinforced at high-wear contact points
• Non-reflective snap closure for low-profile operation
• Mildew resistant and rot resistant fabric treatment
• Sized Medium for 44 to 46 inch chest measurements

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flame resistant outer garment for trade professionals requiring FR-rated outerwear in compliance with applicable site safety and electrical safety standards.

Installation Notes

This garment is worn as personal protective equipment and does not require mechanical installation. Inspect the jacket before each use for damage, contamination with flammable substances, or compromised closures that could reduce its protective performance. Follow your site safety program and applicable NFPA 70E or OSHA PPE requirements when selecting and wearing flame resistant outerwear. Launder according to the manufacturer care label to maintain FR properties over the garment life.