Steiner 8215-2X Welding Jacket 2XL Cowhide Snap Closure

Product Description

The STEINER 8215-2X is a cowhide leather welding jacket designed for professional welders working in fabrication, structural, and industrial environments. Cut in a size 2X-Large, it provides full upper-body coverage against weld spatter, radiant heat, and arc flash exposure. The front closure uses reinforced snaps along the placket for a secure fit that stays closed under active movement. Rivet-reinforced seams at stress points extend the service life of the jacket in high-demand shop conditions. This jacket is a standard piece of personal protective equipment selected by welders, pipefitters, and ironworkers wherever cowhide protection is required.

The 8215-2X is suited for MIG, stick, and flux-core welding applications in both residential fabrication shops and commercial or industrial job sites. The cowhide construction handles heavy spatter loads without burning through, making it appropriate for overhead welding and high-amperage passes. Three pockets provide on-body storage for electrode holders, markers, or hand tools during a shift. The yellow color aids visibility in low-light shop environments. This jacket is intended for professional welders and trades workers who require reliable upper-body protection compliant with applicable ANSI and OSHA PPE requirements.

Key Features

• Full cowhide leather construction resists weld spatter and radiant heat
• Reinforced snaps along the front closure prevent accidental opening during use
• Rivet-reinforced seams at stress points for extended durability
• Three pockets for on-body tool and supply storage
• Non-reflective yellow finish aids shop visibility without creating glare
• Size 2X-Large for a proper fit over work clothing and layering

Compatibility

Designed as a standard cowhide welding jacket for professional welders requiring upper-body PPE in MIG, stick, and flux-core welding applications.

Installation Notes

Welding jackets are donned as personal protective equipment before initiating any arc welding operation. Inspect the jacket before each use for burn-through, cracked leather, or failed snap hardware and remove from service if damage is found. All PPE selection and use should comply with applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132 general PPE requirements and the employer hazard assessment for the work environment.