Steiner 1360-L Fr Welding Jacket Large Carbonized Fiber

Product Description

The STEINER 1360-L is a flame resistant welding jacket built for professional welders and fabricators who need reliable protection in active welding environments. Constructed from 9.0 oz carbonized fiber, this jacket resists ignition and does not melt or drip when exposed to welding spatter, open flame, or radiant heat. It closes with non-reflective snaps, keeping metal hardware away from arc flash hazard zones. Sized for a large chest measurement of 44 to 46 inches, it provides coverage and range of motion suited to sustained overhead and positional welding work. This is a professional-grade garment intended for daily shop and field use by certified welding personnel.

The 1360-L is suited for MIG, TIG, stick, and flux-core welding applications in both residential shop and light industrial settings. It is appropriate for use in fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and construction environments where spatter exposure, radiant heat, and open-arc conditions are routine. The single front pocket provides on-body storage for small tools or markers. The snap closure system allows for quick donning and doffing between tasks without sacrificing fit at the chest and shoulders.

Key Features

• 9.0 oz carbonized fiber shell resists ignition, melting, and dripping under flame and spatter exposure
• Non-reflective snaps reduce arc flash reflection risk compared to standard metal closures
• Large size fits chest measurements of 44 to 46 inches
• Single front pocket for small tool or marker storage
• Black colorway minimizes visible soiling in heavy-use welding environments
• Lightweight at 2 pounds, reducing fatigue during extended wear

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flame resistant welding jacket for professional welders requiring carbonized fiber upper-body protection in standard welding and fabrication applications.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned as personal protective equipment prior to beginning any welding or cutting operation. Inspect the jacket before each use for burns, tears, or compromised snap closures that could reduce protection. Do not launder with fabric softeners or bleach, as these can degrade flame resistant properties. Follow ANSI Z49.1 and applicable OSHA 1910.252 guidelines for welding PPE selection and use.