Steiner 1230-L Flame Resistant Jacket Size Large

Product Description

The STEINER 1230-L is a flame resistant jacket built for industrial and welding environments where spark exposure, heat, and open flame are everyday hazards. Constructed from a cotton and leather blend, it provides both flexibility and localized burn protection. The jacket features non-reflective snap closures and bar-tacked stress points for durability under repeated use. Leather reinforcement at high-wear areas extends service life. At a material weight of 9.5 oz, the 1230-L balances protection with wearability across long shifts. It is sized Large with a chest size of 48 to 50 inches and carries a package quantity of one.

This jacket is suited for welders, fabricators, and other trade workers operating in environments with sparks, spatter, or open flame exposure. It fits into a standard personal protective equipment setup for structural steel work, pipe welding, maintenance welding, and general industrial fabrication. The gray and green colorway is non-reflective, making it appropriate for worksites where high-visibility gear is not required. One utility pocket is included for basic tool or material access during a job.

Key Features

• Flame resistant and retardant construction for spark and heat protection
• Cotton and leather blend material at 9.5 oz material weight
• Leather reinforcement at high-wear and high-stress zones
• Bar-tacked stress points for added seam durability
• Non-reflective snap closures
• One exterior pocket

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective outer garment for use by welders and industrial trade workers requiring NFPA-compliant flame resistant outerwear in a size Large fit.

Installation Notes

This jacket is donned and doffed as part of a personal protective equipment protocol — it is not a mechanically installed component. Welders and fabricators should inspect the jacket before each use for burn-through, damaged snaps, or compromised leather reinforcement. Follow applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.252 and employer PPE program requirements for flame resistant garment selection and use. Launder or retire per the manufacturer garment care guidelines to maintain flame resistant properties.