Steiner 1070-X High Visibility Welding Jacket Xl

Product Description

The STEINER 1070-X is a high visibility welding jacket built for X-Large wearers who need reliable flame and heat protection in active welding environments. Constructed from a Cotton Nomex blend weighing 9.0 oz per square yard, the jacket delivers inherent flame resistance without added chemical treatments. The lime colorway provides jobsite visibility, while non-reflective snaps on the closure prevent arc flash hazards associated with metal fasteners. Anti-static construction, leather reinforcement at high-wear points, and resistance to mildew and rot make this jacket suitable for demanding industrial and fabrication settings. A licensed HVAC tech, pipefitter, or maintenance welder performing MIG, TIG, or stick welding operations would find this a practical daily-wear garment.

The 1070-X is sized for a 52 to 54 inch chest and is rated as a high visibility garment, making it appropriate for work zones where both welding protection and worker conspicuity are required. The single front pocket accommodates basic hand tools or a marker. The snap closure allows fast donning and doffing, which is practical during intermittent welding tasks common in mechanical and industrial trade work. This jacket is well-suited for residential and commercial mechanical contractors, industrial maintenance crews, and fabrication shop personnel who weld as part of broader trade work.

Key Features

• Cotton Nomex blend fabric at 9.0 oz for inherent flame resistance
• Lime high visibility color for jobsite conspicuity
• Non-reflective snaps reduce arc flash risk at the closure
• Anti-static construction for use in environments with ignition hazards
• Leather-reinforced high-wear areas for extended durability
• Mildew and rot resistant materials for long service life

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style welding protection garment for X-Large wearers with a 52 to 54 inch chest requiring high visibility and flame-resistant coverage in welding applications.

Installation Notes

Donned and removed by the wearer prior to and following welding operations. Inspect the jacket for burns, tears, or compromised seams before each use, as damaged flame-resistant garments should not be worn for welding work. Follow the manufacturer washing and care instructions to maintain the flame-resistant properties of the Cotton Nomex blend. Consult applicable OSHA and ANSI Z49.1 welding safety standards for personal protective equipment requirements in your work environment.