Steiner 1364-23EE Fr Welding Sleeves Carbon Fiber Knit

Product Description

The STEINER 1364-23EE is a pair of flame-resistant welding sleeves constructed from carbon fiber knit fabric, rated at 10 oz per square yard. Designed to protect the arms and forearms of welders and fabricators from sparks, spatter, and heat exposure, these sleeves are a lightweight, silicone-free protective solution for daily welding operations. At 23 inches in overall length, they provide extended coverage from wrist to upper arm. Elastic openings at both ends ensure a secure, stay-in-place fit during active work. The silicone-free construction makes them compatible with environments where silicone contamination is a concern, such as automotive painting or certain industrial finishing operations.

These sleeves are intended for welding applications in both shop and field settings. The universal sizing and elastic closures allow them to fit a wide range of users without adjustment. Carbon fiber knit construction offers inherent flame resistance without the need for chemical treatment, making performance consistent across the life of the garment. They are well suited for MIG, TIG, and stick welding operations where sleeve protection is required but a full jacket is not.

Key Features

• Flame-resistant carbon fiber knit construction, 10 oz per square yard
• 23-inch overall length for extended forearm and upper arm coverage
• Elastic openings at both ends for secure, tool-free fit
• Universal sizing accommodates a broad range of users
• Silicone-free material suitable for contamination-sensitive environments
• Lightweight design for extended wear during welding operations

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit arm protection sleeve for welding applications, compatible with standard welding gloves and jackets used in MIG, TIG, and stick welding setups.

Installation Notes

These sleeves are worn directly over the arms and do not require tools to put on or remove. Welders should ensure the elastic ends are seated securely above the glove cuff and at the upper arm before beginning work. Inspect the sleeves for wear, holes, or charring before each use and remove from service if structural integrity is compromised. Laundering should follow the manufacturer care instructions to preserve flame-resistant properties.