Steiner 1160-M Fr Welding Jacket Medium Cotton Black

Product Description

The STEINER 1160-M is a flame resistant welding jacket built for professional welding and fabrication environments. Constructed from 9.0 oz cotton, this jacket meets the demands of daily shop wear while providing essential FR protection. The snap closure design allows for quick on and off during active work. Anti-static construction, leather reinforcement at high-wear areas, and non-reflective snaps make this jacket suitable for environments where sparks, slag, and heat are constant factors. Welders, fabricators, and ironworkers working in shops or in the field rely on this type of garment as a frontline layer of arc and flame protection.

This jacket is sized for medium builds with a 44 to 46 inch chest and is intended for use in general welding applications including MIG, TIG, and stick welding in both residential and light industrial settings. The three-pocket layout provides practical storage for small tools and accessories on the job. Its mildew resistant and rot resistant properties extend service life in humid or outdoor work environments.

Key Features

• 9.0 oz flame resistant cotton construction provides durable FR protection
• Leather reinforced panels at high-wear zones for extended jacket life
• Anti-static fabric reduces static discharge risk in welding environments
• Non-reflective snaps maintain a low-profile appearance and reduce arc flash reflection
• Mildew and rot resistant treatment suitable for humid or outdoor conditions
• Three-pocket design for on-body tool and accessory storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-issue FR welding jacket suitable for general professional welding and fabrication applications requiring flame resistant outerwear.

Installation Notes

FR welding jackets should be inspected before each use for burns, holes, or compromised seams that reduce protection. Follow the garment care label instructions precisely, as improper laundering can degrade FR properties. Do not apply bleach, fabric softeners, or starch products to FR garments. In jurisdictions with specific PPE requirements, consult NFPA 70E or applicable OSHA standards to confirm garment suitability for the hazard level present.