Steiner 1038-X Fr Cotton Jacket Xl 52-54 Inch Green

Product Description

The STEINER 1038-X is a flame-resistant cotton work jacket designed for tradespeople and industrial workers who require arc and flame protection during daily operations. Built from 12 oz cotton, this jacket provides a durable, breathable outer layer suitable for welding, HVAC service, electrical work, and other trades where ignition hazards are present. The X-Large size accommodates a 52 to 54 inch chest. A snap closure front allows for quick donning and removal, and a single front pocket provides on-the-job utility. At 2 pounds, the jacket is manageable for extended wear.

This jacket is suited for light to medium industrial and trade environments where flame-resistant outerwear is specified by safety protocols or employer PPE programs. Typical applications include welding and cutting operations, electrical panel work, and general plant maintenance. The green colorway aids in quick visual identification on the job site. It is appropriate for both indoor shop environments and controlled outdoor work settings.

Key Features

• Flame-resistant and flame-retardant garment construction meets standard FR outerwear requirements
• 12 oz cotton fabric delivers durability and natural breathability
• Snap closure front allows fast on and off without tools
• X-Large sizing fits 52 to 54 inch chest measurements
• Single front pocket for small tool or document storage
• Green color supports site-level visual identification

Compatibility

Designed as a standard FR outerwear jacket for trade and industrial professionals requiring flame-resistant protection in X-Large sizing.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and removed by the wearer and does not require installation tools. Inspect the jacket before each use for signs of wear, damage, or contamination that could compromise flame-resistant properties. Follow the manufacturer care label instructions, as improper laundering can reduce FR performance. Compliance with NFPA 70E, OSHA 1910.269, or employer-specific PPE requirements should be verified prior to use in arc-flash or flame-hazard environments.