Steiner 92172 Split Leg Leather Welding Apron 48 Inches

Product Description

The STEINER 92172 is a split leg leather apron built for general purpose protection in welding, fabrication, and metalworking environments. Constructed from 22 oz full-grain leather, the apron measures 24 x 48 inches overall, providing substantial coverage from the chest to below the knee. The split leg design allows full freedom of movement during tasks that require bending, kneeling, or repositioning on the shop floor. Closure is handled by a tie waist and neck strap system with adjustable crossed back straps and adjustable leg straps, letting the wearer dial in a secure, stable fit. This apron weighs 2.1 pounds and is worn by welders, pipefitters, and fabricators who need reliable spark and spatter protection throughout a shift.

The STEINER 92172 suits residential and commercial welding applications, maintenance shops, fabrication facilities, and industrial worksites where open-flame or arc welding is performed. The split leg configuration is particularly well suited to tasks where the wearer must crouch or work at floor level without the apron bunching or restricting leg movement. It is used in both light-duty repair work and heavy production welding environments where extended wear and durability are required.

Key Features

• 22 oz leather construction provides durable spark, spatter, and heat resistance
• Split leg design allows full range of motion when kneeling or crouching
• 48-inch overall length offers chest-to-below-knee coverage
• Tie waist and neck strap closure with adjustable crossed back strap
• Adjustable leg straps for a secure, customized fit
• 24-inch width provides broad front coverage across the torso and legs

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose protective apron for welders, fabricators, and metalworkers requiring leather spark and spatter protection in shop or field environments.

Installation Notes

Worn by the user rather than installed in a system. Inspect the leather and all strap hardware before each use for signs of wear, cracking, or damage. Follow your facility safety officer or applicable OSHA and ANSI Z49.1 welding safety guidelines when selecting and using personal protective equipment. Do not use a damaged or saturated apron in active welding operations.