Steiner 10825 Disposable Bib Apron Fire-resistant 9oz Cotton

Product Description

The STEINER 10825 is a disposable bib apron designed to provide fire-resistant protection in demanding trade and industrial work environments. Constructed from 9 oz cotton, this apron measures 24 x 36 inches overall and closes with a tie waist and neck strap for a secure, adjustable fit. It is rated flame-resistant and also carries anti-static-resistant, mildew-resistant, and rot-resistant properties. Overlock stitched edges add durability across the apron perimeter. Weighing 0.4 pounds, it is a lightweight single-use option suited for tasks where disposable PPE is appropriate or required.

This apron is intended for use in welding, fabrication, light metalworking, and maintenance environments where brief or incidental flame and spark exposure is a concern. It is a practical single-use solution for jobs where reusable aprons are impractical due to contamination risks or job-site restrictions. Tradespeople including welders, pipefitters, and maintenance technicians working in industrial facilities, shipyards, or manufacturing plants are the primary users.

Key Features

• Flame-resistant 9 oz cotton construction meets fire-resistant protection requirements
• Anti-static-resistant, mildew-resistant, and rot-resistant properties
• Overlock stitched edges for added seam durability
• Tie waist and neck strap closure for adjustable fit
• 36-inch overall length provides full torso and upper leg coverage
• Disposable single-use design reduces cross-contamination risk

Compatibility

Designed as a single-use fire-resistant bib apron suitable for general industrial and trade applications requiring disposable flame-resistant garment protection.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing should follow facility PPE protocols and applicable OSHA personal protective equipment guidelines. Inspect the apron before each use for tears, holes, or compromised seams that would reduce protection. Dispose of properly after use and do not attempt to launder or reuse a garment designated as disposable. Always verify that this garment meets the flame-resistant requirements specified by your facility or job-site safety plan before use.