Steiner 1040-X Flame Resistant Welding Jacket X-large

Product Description

The STEINER 1040-X is a flame resistant welding jacket built for welders and metal fabrication professionals who need reliable heat and spark protection during arc or oxy-fuel welding operations. Constructed from 9.0 oz cotton, this jacket provides lightweight FR protection without the bulk of heavier leather or split-cowhide alternatives. The snap closure allows fast donning and doffing, which matters in production environments where jackets come on and off throughout a shift. Anti-static construction reduces ignition risk in environments where static buildup is a concern. This is a working jacket sized for X-Large with a 48 to 50 inch chest.

The 1040-X is suited for general welding, cutting, and grinding tasks in fabrication shops, manufacturing facilities, and field maintenance settings. The orange cotton shell is mildew resistant and rot resistant, making it serviceable in humid or outdoor environments. Non-reflective snaps prevent arc flash from snap surfaces acting as unintended reflectors. Leather reinforcement at high-wear areas extends service life where sparks and abrasion concentrate. A single front pocket provides utility without compromising the clean, low-profile design.

Key Features

• 9.0 oz cotton shell meets flame resistant and flame retardant garment requirements
• Anti-static construction reduces ignition risk in static-sensitive work areas
• Leather reinforced high-wear zones for extended service life
• Non-reflective snaps minimize arc flash reflection hazard
• Mildew resistant and rot resistant fabric suitable for humid or outdoor use
• X-Large sizing fits 48 to 50 inch chest

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style FR welding jacket for general welding and fabrication applications requiring flame resistant upper-body protection.

Installation Notes

FR garments should be inspected before each use for burns, tears, or contamination that could compromise flame resistance. Launder according to manufacturer care instructions using approved detergents to maintain FR properties. Do not wear the jacket over non-FR base layers that extend beyond the jacket, as exposed non-FR material remains a burn hazard. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.252 and applicable NFPA standards govern FR clothing selection and use in welding environments.