Steiner 13625 Flame-resistant Bib Apron 10 Oz 24x36 in

Product Description

The STEINER 13625 is a disposable flame-resistant bib apron designed to protect workers from flash fire, sparks, and radiant heat during welding, cutting, and other hot-work operations. Constructed from 10 oz carbonized fiber, this apron measures 24 x 36 inches and provides reliable thermal protection in a single-use format. The neck strap and adjustable waist tie allow for a secure fit across a range of body sizes. Licensed electricians, pipefitters, welders, and HVAC technicians working in environments with open-flame or arc hazards are the primary users of this type of protective garment.

This apron is suited for light industrial and trade service applications where reusable garments are impractical or where contamination concerns make single-use PPE the preferred option. Typical scenarios include confined-space hot work, field service calls involving torch or plasma work, and utility maintenance tasks where a disposable outer layer adds a layer of flame protection without the overhead of laundering or inspection of reusable gear.

Key Features

• Flame-resistant carbonized fiber construction rated at 10 oz material weight
• Disposable design eliminates laundering, inspection cycles, and reuse tracking
• Bib-style coverage extends 36 inches in overall length
• 24-inch width provides broad chest and torso coverage
• Neck strap with adjustable waist ties for secure, custom fit
• Black colorway reduces visible soiling during hot-work tasks

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose disposable flame-resistant bib apron suitable for welding, cutting, and open-flame hot-work applications in light industrial and trade service settings.

Installation Notes

This apron is donned before beginning any hot-work task and discarded after use — do not attempt to launder or reuse a disposable garment. Verify that the neck strap and waist ties are secured before starting work. Always inspect the apron for tears or compromised material before relying on it for flame protection. PPE selection should comply with applicable NFPA and OSHA standards for the specific hazard present.