Steiner 1070-L High Visibility Welding Jacket Large

Product Description

The STEINER 1070-L is a high visibility welding jacket sized for large-frame workers, constructed from a Cotton Nomex blend at 9.0 oz material weight. It is built for welding environments where both flame resistance and worker visibility are required. The jacket features a snap closure front, one chest pocket, and a lime-colored shell that keeps workers visible in low-contrast or high-traffic work areas. Anti-static construction, leather reinforcement at wear points, and mildew and rot resistance make this jacket suited for sustained use in shop and field welding applications. Licensed welders and industrial maintenance technicians are the primary installers and end users of this garment.

This jacket is intended for use in arc welding, MIG, TIG, and light stick welding applications where a flame-resistant outer layer is required by site safety protocols. The high visibility lime color meets the visual identification needs of welding professionals working in environments with moving equipment or shared workspaces. The 48-50 inch chest sizing targets the large fit range, making it appropriate for a broad range of full-grown adult workers in fabrication shops, construction sites, and industrial maintenance settings.

Key Features

• Cotton Nomex blend construction at 9.0 oz material weight for flame resistance
• High visibility lime color for enhanced worker identification in active work areas
• Anti-static design reduces static discharge risk in welding environments
• Leather reinforcement at high-wear areas extends garment service life
• Mildew and rot resistant materials suited for shop and outdoor field use
• Non-reflective snaps prevent arc flash reflection during welding operations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style welding protective jacket for large-frame workers with a 48-50 inch chest, compatible with standard personal protective equipment requirements in industrial welding environments.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and secured by the welder or PPE program coordinator prior to any welding operation. Inspect the jacket before each use for damage to the shell, seams, or snap closures. Follow applicable OSHA 1910.252 and site-specific PPE policies when selecting and wearing flame-resistant welding garments. Do not alter, repair with non-rated materials, or launder with fabric softeners that may compromise flame resistance.