Steiner 1080-M Fr Welding Jacket Medium Cotton

Product Description

The STEINER 1080-M is a flame resistant welding jacket designed for professional welders and fabricators working in environments where spark exposure, spatter, and radiant heat are routine hazards. Built from 9.0 oz cotton, this jacket provides a durable, breathable barrier against welding-related ignition risks. The snap closure allows for quick donning and doffing, and leather reinforcements at high-wear points extend the service life of the garment. Anti-static construction and non-reflective snaps reduce incidental hazards in the weld area. Sized for a chest measurement of 44 to 46 inches, the Medium fit accommodates a wide range of working builds.

This jacket is suited for MIG, stick, and light TIG welding applications in both shop and field settings. The mildew-resistant and rot-resistant cotton construction holds up in humid storage conditions common in maintenance shops, outdoor fabrication yards, and industrial facilities. One chest pocket provides a functional storage point for markers, electrodes, or small hand tools. It is appropriate for residential and commercial fabrication, maintenance welding, and structural tack work where full leather coverage is not required.

Key Features

• 9.0 oz flame resistant cotton construction rated for welding environments
• Leather reinforcements at high-stress and high-exposure areas
• Snap closure with non-reflective hardware for weld area safety
• Anti-static fabric reduces static discharge risk near sensitive equipment
• Mildew-resistant and rot-resistant material for extended garment life
• One pocket for on-body tool and consumable storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style personal protective equipment garment suitable for welders and fabricators requiring flame resistant upper-body protection in standard welding applications.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and adjusted by the wearer prior to beginning welding operations. Inspect the jacket before each use for burns, tears, or compromised snap hardware that could reduce protection. Follow the garment care label instructions to maintain flame resistant properties, as improper washing agents can degrade FR treatment in cotton fabrics. Consult applicable OSHA 1910.252 or AWS safety standards for PPE requirements specific to your welding process.