Steiner 1080-3X Flame Resistant Jacket 3XL Cotton

Product Description

The STEINER 1080-3X is a flame resistant work jacket built for tradespeople who work in environments with flash fire, arc flash, or open flame exposure. Constructed from 9.0 oz cotton, the jacket meets ASTM D6413-10 flame resistance testing standards. The black cotton shell is treated for mildew and rot resistance, and the fabric carries anti-static properties. Non-reflective snap closures keep the profile low-key in field conditions. Leather-reinforced stress points add durability where the jacket takes the most wear. A single chest pocket provides basic tool or documentation access. This jacket is sized at 3X-Large for a comfortable fit over base layers or light mid-layers.

This jacket is suited for use in industrial, mechanical, and utility trade environments where NFPA 70E or similar flame resistant clothing standards apply. Electricians, HVAC technicians, welders, gas line workers, and plant maintenance personnel working in potentially hazardous areas will find this jacket appropriate as part of a layered FR personal protective equipment program. The snap closure design allows quick donning and doffing when transitioning between work zones.

Key Features

• Flame resistant cotton shell rated to ASTM D6413-10
• 9.0 oz cotton fabric weight — durable without excessive bulk
• Anti-static construction for use near sensitive equipment or ignition-risk environments
• Leather-reinforced wear points for extended service life
• Mildew and rot resistant treatment for outdoor or humid conditions
• Non-reflective snaps maintain low-profile appearance in field settings

Compatibility

Designed as a standard FR outerwear garment for trade professionals requiring flame resistant jacket coverage at the 3X-Large size in compliance with applicable site PPE requirements.

Installation Notes

FR garments must be selected and worn in accordance with the site hazard risk assessment and applicable NFPA 70E or OSHA 1910.269 requirements. Inspect the jacket before each use for damage, contamination, or repairs that could compromise flame resistance. Launder and maintain FR clothing per the manufacturer care instructions to preserve the flame resistant properties — improper washing or contamination with flammable substances can reduce protection. FR garments should be worn as the outer layer unless the full PPE ensemble specifies otherwise.