Steiner 1364-23WW Fr Welding Sleeves Universal Carbon Fiber

Product Description

The STEINER 1364-23WW flame-resistant welding sleeves provide full forearm and upper arm protection for welders working in environments with exposure to sparks, spatter, and radiant heat. Constructed from carbon fiber knit fabric rated at 10 ounces per square yard, these sleeves offer a durable, lightweight barrier without restricting movement at the bench or overhead. At 23 inches in overall length, they cover from wrist to upper arm with an elastic opening at both ends to keep the sleeve secure during active work. Launderable construction supports repeated use and long-term serviceability. Licensed HVAC techs, welders, and pipe fitters routinely add sleeve protection when a full jacket is not required or practical for the task at hand.

These sleeves are designed for welding applications in both shop and field environments. The universal size and elastic closures at both ends allow a range of wearers to achieve a snug, stable fit without additional fasteners. The carbon fiber knit construction is rated flame-resistant, making these sleeves appropriate for MIG, TIG, and stick welding tasks where sleeve-level burn protection is the primary concern. They are also suitable for use in industrial maintenance, fabrication shops, and any trade environment where incidental flame or spatter contact is a known hazard.

Key Features

• Flame-resistant carbon fiber knit fabric at 10 oz per square yard
• 23-inch overall length for extended forearm and upper arm coverage
• Elastic opening at both ends for secure, tool-free fit
• Universal size fits a wide range of wearers
• Launderable for repeated use and extended service life
• No thumb hole design for unrestricted hand movement

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone flame-resistant sleeve for welding and industrial applications requiring forearm protection without a full welding jacket.

Installation Notes

Welding sleeves are donned before beginning any welding, cutting, or grinding operation and should be inspected for wear, holes, or compromised elastic before each use. Launder according to manufacturer care instructions to maintain flame-resistant properties — do not use fabric softeners or bleach, as these can degrade FR performance over time. Replace sleeves if the fabric is torn, thinned, or if FR treatment is visibly compromised.